Lightning Seg Cups

Dry / Unique segment design / Aggressive grinding / Soft bond

Professional Lightning Segment Cup for Aggressive Concrete Grinding

Concrete grinding applications that require fast material removal benefit from a segment design that can deliver aggressive cutting performance.

DIATOP Lightning Segment Cup features a unique segment design and is intended for very aggressive dry grinding.

The catalog specifies coarse diamonds of #20/30 grit with a soft bond, making the wheel suitable for demanding surface-removal applications.

Type of Equipment: HG (Handheld Grinder)

Key Features

• Unique segment design.

• Designed for very aggressive grinding.

• Coarse diamond grit: #20/30.

• Soft bond.

• Dry use.

• Available in 5 inch and 7 inch diameters.

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

• 22.23 mm (7/8") arbor available.

Available Sizes

Item – Diameter inch / Diameter mm / No. of Segments

• LSC 5 – 5 inch / 125 mm / 10

• LSC 7 – 7 inch / 175 mm / 14

* M14 and 5/8"-11 available.
* Arbor: 22.23 mm (7/8")

Technical Notes

• Product Type: Lightning Segment Cup

• Equipment: HG (Handheld Grinder)

• Dry use

• Diameter Options: 5 inch / 125 mm, 7 inch / 175 mm

• Segment Quantity: 10 or 14

• Diamond Grit: #20/30

• Bond: Soft Bond

• Thread Options: M14 / 5/8"-11

• Arbor: 22.23 mm / 7/8"

Typical Applications

aggressive concrete grinding, coarse concrete grinding, dry concrete grinding, surface preparation, rapid material removal, floor edge grinding, handheld grinder use, industrial concrete preparation

Q1. What is the main feature of the Lightning Segment Cup?

A. The catalog specifies a unique segment design for very aggressive grinding.

Q2. What diamond grit and bond are used?

A. The wheel uses coarse #20/30 diamonds with a soft bond.

Q3. What sizes and mounting options are available?

A. The catalog lists 5 inch / 125 mm and 7 inch / 175 mm sizes, with M14, 5/8"-11, and 22.23 mm (7/8") mounting options.

For Lightning Segment Cup selection, grinding conditions, mounting compatibility, and troubleshooting guidance, please visit the DIATOP Tech Notes section.