Diablo 7 Inch Type 27 Depressed Center Masonry Grinding Disc with 5/8-11 Threaded Hub 8450 RPM Silicon Carbide Blend for Concrete Brick and Block

Industrial Grade Masonry Grinding: Exceptional Speed and Durability for Concrete and Stone

The Diablo 7" Type 27 Depressed Center Masonry Grinding Disc is engineered for high-performance material removal on the toughest jobsites. Utilizing a premium Silicon Carbide blend, this disc is specifically formulated to grind through masonry materials significantly faster than standard wheels while maintaining an extra-long service life. Whether you are smoothing out rough concrete pours, shaping paver stones, or grinding down cinder blocks, the 1/4-inch thickness provides the structural integrity needed for aggressive, heavy-duty applications.

Designed for use with high-speed 7-inch angle grinders, this disc features a 5/8"-11 threaded hub for rapid, tool-free changes and a secure fit. The Type 27 depressed center design allows for a flatter grinding angle, making it the ideal choice for working in hard-to-reach areas or performing flush-grinding tasks. Fully reinforced for handheld applications, this professional-grade abrasive provides the safety and efficiency required for precision work in concrete, brick, cement, and masonry fabrication projects.

Key Features

• Premium Silicon Carbide Blend: Advanced formulation designed for rapid material removal and maximum abrasive life.
• Type 27 Depressed Center: Allows for low-angle grinding and easier access to corners and tight spaces.
• Fully Reinforced: Built to withstand the rigors of handheld grinding and cut-off work with maximum safety.
• Integrated Threaded Hub: 5/8"-11 arbor allows for quick installation on standard large angle grinders.
• Masonry Optimized: Specifically engineered for high-speed use on concrete, brick, cinder block, and pavers.
• High RPM Rating: Optimized for industrial performance at speeds up to 8,450 RPM.

What's Included

• (1) Diablo 7" x 1/4" x 5/8"-11 Masonry Grinding Disc

Specifications

Pro-Tip: To prevent the disc from "loading" or glazing over when grinding softer concrete, apply consistent, moderate pressure and allow the tool’s speed to do the work. Always wear appropriate eye protection and a dust mask, as silicon carbide grinding on masonry creates high volumes of fine particulate.