Grinding
Professional sanding machines for walls, floors and ceilings.
Pick the grinder by surface, substrate and throughput; the selection guidance follows below the product cards.
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Fouine XB165
The Fouine XB165 is our versatile floor and ceiling grinder, designed for renovation, construction, demolition, asbestos abatement and dismantling. Brushless 1600 W motor, 0.35 m/s² vibration, 60 dB(A), IP65. Mounted on a Gazelle or Eland trolley, it grinds concrete ceilings without holding the machine overhead. Ø165 disc for grinding. Designed in Roanne, after-sales diagnosis within 48 working hours.
Gazellomur
The Gazellomur is a motorised tracked carrier: it supports and moves a Fouine grinding head, with no physical pulling or carrying effort. The same carrier also takes a bush-hammering or planing head. Grinding: 30 to 90 m²/h depending on the substrate (30 to 50 on plaster and adhesives, 20 to 40 on bitumen and resins). 2200 W, IP65, 124 kg. Compatible with the IU33 Longopac, a Sept Tools vacuum declared as class H. Built and assembled in France.
Petit Potam
The Petit Potam XM165 is our compact concrete wall grinder for surface preparation, paint removal, raw concrete grinding, plaster, adhesives and resins. Brushless 1600 W motor, vibration of 0.35 m/s² measured at the handle and declared in the user manual, 59 dB(A) on occupied job sites. Compatible with our Mygale gantries and Gecko balancers for ergonomic work on large surfaces. IP65 sealing, x13 motor lifespan vs brushed designs (motor only). Built and assembled in France.
Tapir
The Tapir XTT330 is our professional concrete floor grinder for screed preparation, industrial surfacing and polished concrete finishing. Two brushless 1,600 W motors, 54 kg, 64 dB(A), vibration 0.27 m/s², IP65. Throughput 19 to 26 m²/h on concrete depending on hardness. Compatible with the class H IU33 Longopac vacuum to capture crystalline silica at the source. x13 motor lifespan vs brushed designs (motor only). After-sales diagnosis within 48 working hours.
Concrete grinding prepares and finishes mineral surfaces, concrete, screed or render, by abrading the material to reach a controlled flatness and surface finish. It is aimed at renovation firms, resin applicators and contractors preparing floors, walls and ceilings. To choose well, look at the target surface, the substrate, the expected throughput and how dust is captured. Our brushless grinders last far longer than a brushed motor, withstand dust thanks to their IP65 rating and pair with class H dust extraction to capture silica at the source. Quiet and designed to reduce musculoskeletal strain, they are engineered and assembled in Roanne, France, with after-sales handled on site.
How to choose the right machine?
Which grinder for a floor, a wall or a ceiling?
The surface comes first: a floor grinder for large horizontal areas, a wall machine such as the Petit Potam for vertical faces, a giraffe grinder for ceilings without scaffolding. Substrate and required throughput then narrow the model.
See floor grindingShould you buy or rent your grinder?
For regular use, buying is the most economical over time: a long-life brushless motor, a 24-month warranty and after-sales in Roanne lower the total cost of ownership. The configurator helps you scope the right machine for your jobsite.
Open the configuratorWhich consumable should you pick for grinding?
The diamond disc is chosen by substrate hardness: softer segments on hard concrete, harder segments on soft or abrasive concrete. Grit sets the finish, from coarse levelling to a final pass before resin.
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