Compatible Machines
The Graco 25N218 Carbide Flat 6-Inch Fine Cut Drum is designed specifically for Graco GrindLazer Pro & HP Series scarifiers using the 6-inch drum system.
- Graco GrindLazer Pro DC89
- Graco GrindLazer Pro DC1013
- Graco GrindLazer HP DC89 G
- Graco GrindLazer HP DC1013 G
- Graco GrindLazer HP DC1021 G
Product Overview
The Graco 25N218 Carbide Flat 6-Inch Fine Cut Drum is a high-performance drum assembly built for precision surface preparation. It is equipped with durable carbide cutters that provide consistent performance and extended service life, making it ideal for light material removal and smooth finishing applications.
Key Features
- 6-inch cutting width for controlled and accurate surface work
- Carbide flat cutters designed for durability and long wear life
- Fine cut profile for smooth finishes with minimal surface damage
- Optimised for light coating removal and surface preparation
- Balanced drum assembly for stable operation
Applications
This drum is ideal for projects that require precision rather than aggressive removal. Common uses include:
- Removing paint, coatings, and thermoplastic markings
- Smoothing uneven concrete or asphalt surfaces
- Surface preparation before recoating or sealing
- Light grinding tasks requiring a fine finish
Technical Specifications
| Product Name | Graco 25N218 Carbide Flat 6-Inch Fine Cut Drum |
| Cut Width | 6 Inches |
| Cutter Type | Carbide Flat |
| Cut Profile | Fine |
| Application | Light Surface Removal & Finishing |
| Compatibility | GrindLazer Pro & HP Series (6-inch drum system) |
Frequently Asked Questions
A fine cut drum is used for light material removal where a smooth surface finish is required. It is ideal for removing coatings without leaving deep grooves.
No, this drum is designed for light to moderate applications. For aggressive removal, a medium or coarse drum would be more suitable.
This drum fits only GrindLazer Pro and HP models that support the 6-inch drum system. It is not compatible with machines using different drum sizes.
