Polishing Disc for Dry Grinding Porcelain Gres 100 mm GEKO GR3000

GEKO GR3000 polishing disc, 100 mm diameter, is designed for dry grinding and polishing of porcelain gres (ceramic granite). It fits angle grinders and hand grinders with compatible mounting and is intended for smoothing surfaces and refining edges during renovation, tile preparation and cutting where dry grinding is required. The disc’s size and bonding are matched to work on hard ceramic surfaces without the need for water cooling.

Advantages

The polishing disc offers consistent material removal and a uniform finish on porcelain gres thanks to its abrasive formulation and construction. Its 100 mm diameter provides a balance between access to edges and sufficient working area for surface refinement. The disc is suitable for dry operation, eliminating the need for water supply and reducing downtime associated with wet setups. Designed for use with common hand-held and angle grinders, it enables straightforward replacement and handling during renovation and tile-processing tasks.

Suitable for

• Dry grinding and polishing of porcelain gres (ceramic granite)
• Surface smoothing before laying or sealing tiles
• Edge finishing and chamfering of cut tiles
• On-site renovation and repair work where water use is restricted

Key specifications

• Diameter: 100 mm
• Intended use: Dry grinding and polishing of hard ceramic surfaces
• Compatibility: Designed for angle grinders and hand grinders with matching mounting
• Operation: Dry (no water cooling required)
• Application area: Surface smoothing, edge finishing, tile preparation

How to use

Install the disc on an angle grinder or hand grinder ensuring the mounting is compatible and the tool is disconnected from power during fitting. Use appropriate rotational speed as recommended by the grinder manufacturer, avoiding excessive RPMs that can cause overheating or premature wear. Apply light to moderate pressure and move the disc steadily across the tile surface or edge to achieve the desired smoothness; avoid staying in one spot to prevent uneven removal or damage. Allow the disc to cool between extended passes if it becomes hot.

Usage recommendations

Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment including safety goggles, a dust mask or respirator, hearing protection and gloves. Work in a well-ventilated area and control dust with local extraction if available. Inspect the disc before each use for damage or excessive wear and replace if compromised. Match the grinder speed and feed rate to the material hardness to optimize disc life and finish quality.