| Brand Name: | XRTOOLS |
| Model Number: | 4-1/2inch |
| MOQ: | 200pcs |
| Price: | $1.2-15/pcs |
| Delivery Time: | 25-30days |
| Payment Terms: | L/C, D/P, T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram |
The Problem: When renovation contractors attempt to remove thick, rubbery carpet mastics, VCT tile glues, or elastomeric waterproofing membranes from concrete, standard Double Row or Turbo grinding wheels fail immediately. The friction heat melts the sticky glue, turning it into a paste that coats the diamonds. The wheel "gums up" (loads), completely losing its ability to grind, and forcing the operator to spend hours burning off the glue with a torch or using toxic chemical strippers.
The Result: Ruined diamond wheels, hazardous toxic smoke from burning adhesives, and severe project delays on residential and commercial flooring renovations.
Thermal Melting: Standard flat diamond segments generate immense friction. Because they sit flat against the material, they heat the rubbery adhesives beyond their melting point before they can turn them into dust.
No Escape Path: Double concentric rings trap the sticky, melted resin under the wheel, essentially "gluing" the concrete dust to the diamond matrix.
Aggressive Arrow-Tooth Geometry: Instead of flat blocks, this 115mm wheel is engineered with sharply angled, directional "Arrow" segments. These leading-edge points act like high-speed miniature plows or chisels. Rather than grinding the material, the arrows aggressively scrape, shear, and peel thick, sticky coatings off the concrete.
Anti-Clogging "Open" Design: The wide spacing between the arrow segments provides massive relief angles. This allows large chunks of stripped glue, epoxy flakes, and rubberized coatings to be instantly evacuated from the cutting zone by centrifugal force, keeping the wheel cool and 100% clog-free.
115mm Agile Footprint: At 4.5 inches, this wheel is the perfect balance of size and maneuverability. It fits universally onto high-speed 115mm angle grinders, allowing operators to rapidly strip stubborn glues in tight residential spaces, kitchens, and bathrooms where large floor machines cannot reach.