Resin Turbo Cups

Dry / Resin turbo cup / Low vibration / Edge protection

Professional Resin Turbo Cup for Smooth, Low-Vibration Grinding

Stone grinding applications often require a wheel that can maintain smooth contact with the workpiece while reducing vibration and the risk of edge damage.

DIATOP Resin Turbo Cup is designed for dry grinding with a resin-based turbo configuration.

The resin construction provides a smooth grinding touch, while reduced vibration supports easier operation.

The wheel is also designed to help minimize edge breaking during grinding.

Type of Equipment: HG (Handheld Grinder)

Key Features

• Smooth touch with resin construction.

• Easy grinding with less vibration.

• Designed to minimize edge breaking.

• Dry grinding.

• Coarse, Medium, and Fine grit available.

• M14 and 5/8"-11 thread options available.

Available Sizes

Item – Diameter inch / Diameter mm / Grit

• TRCC4 – 4 inch / 100 mm / Coarse

• TRCM4 – 4 inch / 100 mm / Medium

• TRCF4 – 4 inch / 100 mm / Fine

* Thread: M14, 5/8"-11

Technical Notes

• Wheel Type: Resin Turbo Cup

• Diameter: 4 inch / 100 mm

• Dry grinding

• Grit Options: Coarse, Medium, Fine

• Thread Options: M14, 5/8"-11

• Resin construction

• Designed for reduced vibration

• Designed to minimize edge breaking

Typical Applications

stone grinding, granite grinding, countertop grinding, resin turbo cup grinding, dry grinding, low-vibration grinding, edge grinding, edge-breakage reduction, stone fabrication, countertop fabrication, handheld grinder use

Q1. What resin cup wheel is recommended for grinding with less vibration?

A. DIATOP Resin Turbo Cup is designed for dry grinding with a smooth resin touch and reduced vibration.

Q2. How does the Resin Turbo Cup help during edge grinding?

A. The catalog specifies that the wheel is designed to minimize edge breaking during grinding.

Q3. What grit and thread options are available?

A. Coarse, Medium, and Fine grit options are available with M14 or 5/8"-11 thread.

For Resin Turbo Cup selection guidelines, grit selection, thread compatibility, dry grinding conditions, and troubleshooting guidance, please visit the DIATOP Tech Notes section.