Husqvarna PG 680 Concrete Floor Grinder is an excellent choice for industrial and commercial applications. With a grinding width of 27 inches, it easily fits through a standard door, making it accessible to most job sites without sacrificing power. The planetary drive system and Dual Drive Technology give the PG 680 an outstanding removal rate, making it an excellent choice for concrete floor preparation, repair, and all polishing and grinding applications – wet and dry.
Specifications
- Motor (220 / 480)
- Rated input power: 17 hp / 17 hp
- Rated current: 43 A / 22 A
- Voltage: 220-240 V / 380-480 V
- Phases: 3-phase
- Pins: 4-pin / 3-pin
- Frequency: 50-60 Hz / 60 Hz
- Grinding width: 27 inches
- Grinding disc speed min: 300 rpm
- Grinding disc speed max: 1200 rpm
- Planetary head speed max: 5-65 rpm
- Direction of rotation: Independent FWD/REV direction control on grinding discs and planetary heads.
- Number of grinding discs: 3
Features
- High production rate: Dual Drive Technology offers high power, increasing profit and saving time.
- Best in class: Outstanding productivity and reliability.
- Gear-driven planetary head: Equipped with a premium quality belt for powering grinding heads.
- Dual Drive Technology: Allows fully independent control of planetary and satellite grinding heads regarding speed and direction of rotation.
Applications
- Handles all wet and dry grinding applications.
- Removes adhesives, coatings, and screed.
- It is ideal for concrete floor polishing systems and natural stone and terrazzo surfaces.
- Delivers extremely high production rates when rapidly removing tough, heavy-duty surfaces/coatings, and during floor polishing in an industrial and commercial capacity.
Benefits
- Dual Drive Technology enables the operator to control the individual speed and direction of the planetary head and satellite discs for optimizing any grinding application.
- The patented twin-motor drive system facilitates maximum power for aggressive grinding applications.
- Triple-headed grinder provides more downward pressure and power to the grinding heads compared to 4-head machines.
