Description
Description
The Weha 3.5” Turbo Disc is a rigid diamond polishing wheel engineered for flat surface repolishing, flat edge finishing, bevel work, and seam preparation on stone countertops. The extremely rigid construction eliminates flex and waves, producing a factory-level surface finish. Available in a full 7-step progressive grit sequence (50 through 3000) for complete edge and surface polishing from coarse stock removal to mirror finish.
Ideal for seam prep before lamination, repolishing scratched surfaces, and finishing flat edges, bevels, and mitres on granite, marble, quartz, and engineered stone. The compact 3.5” diameter reaches tight corners and seams where larger pads cannot.
Features
- Extremely rigid — no flex, waves, or dips during polishing
- Factory-finish quality on flat surfaces and edges
- 3.5” diameter reaches tight corners and seams
- Full 7-step grit sequence: 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1500, 3000
- Ideal for seam prep — produces super-tight, near-invisible seams
- Recommended speed: 4,000–5,000 RPM
Variant Details
► Grit 50 — Extra Coarse, Heavy Stock Removal
Grit 50 is the coarsest option, designed for aggressive stock removal and initial edge shaping on rough-cut stone. Use first when significant material removal is required.
| SKU | Grit | Primary Use |
|---|---|---|
| TD350050 | 50 | Heavy stock removal, rough shaping |
► Grit 100 — Coarse, Seam & Edge Prep
Grit 100 is the primary working grit for seam preparation before lamination, flat edge finishing, and bevel polishing. Removes saw marks effectively while leaving a smooth surface ready for the next step.
| SKU | Grit | Primary Use |
|---|---|---|
| TD350100 | 100 | Seam prep, edge and bevel finishing |
► Grit 200 — Medium, Surface Refinement
Grit 200 refines the surface left by the 100-grit disc, removing coarser scratch patterns. Especially important on sensitive materials like marble and quartzite where scratch visibility is higher.
| SKU | Grit | Primary Use |
|---|---|---|
| TD350200 | 200 | Scratch removal, surface refinement |
► Grit 400 — Medium-Fine, Pre-Polish
Grit 400 removes the 200-grit scratch pattern and transitions the surface from matte to semi-gloss. Critical before fine polishing — consistency here determines final gloss quality on granite and quartz.
| SKU | Grit | Primary Use |
|---|---|---|
| TD350400 | 400 | Pre-polish, semi-gloss surface |
► Grit 800 — Fine, Gloss Development
Grit 800 develops true gloss, producing a reflective sheen on granite and marble. The surface transitions from semi-gloss to high gloss at this stage. Ideal for honed marble finishes.
| SKU | Grit | Primary Use |
|---|---|---|
| TD350800 | 800 | Gloss development, high-gloss polish |
► Grit 1500 — Extra Fine, High Gloss
Grit 1500 produces a high-gloss near-mirror finish on granite and quartz. The final disc before buffing on most materials — leaves the surface reflective and ready for optional polishing compound.
| SKU | Grit | Primary Use |
|---|---|---|
| TD351500 | 1500 | High gloss, near-mirror finish |
► Grit 3000 — Ultra Fine, Mirror Polish
Grit 3000 is the finest in the series, delivering a true mirror polish on granite, quartz, and marble. Use as the final step for maximum gloss and clarity. Particularly stunning on dark granite and black quartz.
| SKU | Grit | Primary Use |
|---|---|---|
| TD353000 | 3000 | Mirror polish, final step |
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 3.5" (90mm) |
| Available Grits | 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1500, 3000 |
| Recommended RPM | 4,000–5,000 RPM |
| Wet/Dry | Wet |
| Compatible Materials | Granite, Marble, Quartz, Engineered Stone |
| Country of Origin | China |
