Product catalogue
Equipment for rebar processing, concrete and surface preparation, compaction, compact power and industrial floor cleaning.
This DC350 arrangement combines a floor-grinding head with a dust box and an externally mounted fan. It offers a compact arrangement for surface preparation where the abrasive and dust-handling setup are agreed for the job.
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External DC400 concrete floor grinder with listed 400 mm width, 4 kW and 380 V. Confirm the fan, dust collection and tooling before specifying the job.
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The GT-630 is a wider planetary grinder for floor preparation and polishing. Its source-listed twelve-head arrangement and variable-speed drive let the tool set and operating setting be matched to successive stages of the job.
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The D72 is listed for grinding and polishing concrete and stone floors with a 720mm working-width option. It is a larger floor machine, so access, loading arrangements and the tool sequence matter as much as the motor rating.
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The external DC350 places the fan above the collection box, leaving the floor head and its cover visible at the front. The component panel identifies the handle, motor, ducts and dust-handling arrangement.
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The AL600 is a broad-head floor grinder with a vertical motor and handle controls. Original views show the machine in the workshop and on a floor, with a separate underside panel for the grinding assembly.
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This handheld grinder is shown with a round working face and dust shroud for local wall or floor preparation. The source also illustrates grinding, sanding and other accessory options; those options are not evidence that every accessory comes with the machine.
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The built-in DC350 encloses the upper dust-handling assembly within a vented housing. A wheeled frame, adjustable handle area and covered grinding head keep the main operating components together.
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The GT-330-1 is listed as a floor edge grinder with three grinding discs. It serves the perimeter stage of a flooring job, where matching the edge result to the main floor is more important than treating the machine as a smaller substitute for every operation.
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