Polishing Disc for Wet Grinding Porcelain Gres GEKO GR100 100 mm (pack of 5/250)

Wet polishing disc GEKO GR100, 100 mm diameter, designed for grinding and polishing porcelain gres tiles. This disc is intended for use with angle grinders or polishing machines that accept 100 mm discs for wet operation. It is suitable for smoothing surfaces, refining edges and restoring the finish of gres and other hard ceramic materials, delivering consistent abrasion and controlled removal during wet processing.

Advantages

The GEKO GR100 wet polishing disc provides stable performance on dense ceramic surfaces, combining abrasive matrix and reinforced backing to resist wear during prolonged wet use. Its 100 mm diameter allows access to edges and smaller surface areas while maintaining even material removal. Supplied in a multi-piece pack, the discs are ready for frequent replacement in workshop or site conditions and support efficient polishing workflows when used with appropriate cooling and rinsing.

Suitable for

• Polishing and finishing porcelain gres floor and wall tiles
• Smoothing cut edges and joints on ceramic tiles
• Restoring surface gloss and removing light grinding marks
• Wet grinding operations with angle grinders or polishing machines

Key specifications

• Diameter: 100 mm
• Operation type: Wet use
• Application material: Porcelain gres and other hard ceramics
• Pack configuration: Multiple discs per pack suitable for repeated use

How to use

Mount the 100 mm polishing disc on an angle grinder or polishing machine compatible with wet discs, following the tool manufacturer’s instructions for safe attachment. Operate the tool at the recommended speed for ceramic polishing while continuously supplying water to the contact area to cool the disc and flush away debris. Apply light, even pressure and move the disc steadily over the tile surface or edge to achieve the desired finish. Replace the disc when abrasive performance diminishes.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection and gloves. Ensure a stable workpiece and controlled water flow to avoid excessive slurry. For best results, test on a scrap tile to determine optimal pressure and speed settings before working on visible surfaces.