2" Diamond Grinding Cup (Replaces Grinder Nut) for Tile Edge Finishing | DISTAR DGM-S
por DISTAR
SKU
Agotado
Precio original
$50.70
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Precio original
$50.70
Precio original
$50.70
$50.70
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$50.70
Precio actual
$50.70
2-in-1 Diamond Grinding Cup for Fast Tile Edge Finishing
The DISTAR DGM-S 2" Diamond Grinding Cup is a patented tile edge finishing tool that replaces your standard grinder nut—allowing you to grind and refine edges without switching tools.
Designed for ceramic tile, porcelain gres, and stoneware, this compact grinding solution transforms your angle grinder into a precision edge finishing system.
Key Features
- Replaces the standard grinder nut – adds a diamond-coated grinding surface that stays mounted during cutting and finishing
- Grind edges immediately after cutting – no tool change needed
- Lead-in chamfer design for controlled, precise grinding
- Dry operation – no water cooling required
- Compatible with speeds up to 11,000 RPM
Choose the Right Grit
- 70/80 grit (Coarse) – fast material removal and shaping
- 100/120 grit (Fine) – edge smoothing and finishing
Tile Edge Finishing Workflow
- Cut – use a diamond blade for the initial cut
- Grind – refine with the DGM-S (no tool change needed)
- Polish – finish with a polishing pad for a mirror edge
Product Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 2" (49 mm) |
| Thread | 5/8"-11 (M14 compatible) |
| Grit Options | 70/80 (coarse), 100/120 (fine) |
| Max Speed | 11,000 RPM |
| Cooling | Dry use |
| Application | Ceramic, porcelain, stoneware |
| Special Feature | Replaces grinder nut |
| Brand | DISTAR |
Works Well With
- Soft Edge DGM-S Grinding Cup – coarser edge prep version for heavier material removal
- Nectar 2" Grinding Cup – fine grinding step before polishing
- CoolPAD 2 Polishing Pad – final polish after DGM-S grinding for a mirror edge
- Gres Master Diamond Blade – the cutting step before edge grinding with DGM-S
- Centrum PRO 2.0 Pad Holder – for mounting polishing pads in the same workflow
Further Reading
- Cutting, grinding, and polishing porcelain tile for seamless 45° corners
- What is the best way to cut porcelain tile?
- Chip-free tile cutting tips for professionals
California residents: see Prop 65 Warning.
Professional tile contractors: contact us for volume pricing.
