Buying a Xingyi grinder in Queensland should come with more than a machine and an invoice. You want to know it suits your work, the diamonds are right and there’s someone local to call when you need a hand.
Auskut Diamond Tools is the official Xingyi dealer for Queensland, based in Nerang on the Gold Coast. Our Xingyi range covers compact floor-prep machines, single-phase planetary grinders, remote-control and ride-on equipment, autonomous grinding systems and industrial dust extraction.
Whether you’re removing tile adhesive, preparing a garage for epoxy or taking on a large commercial slab, we’ll help you put together a setup that makes sense for the job.
Choosing the machine is only part of it. The tooling, extraction, power supply and support behind it all deserve a look before you buy.
At Auskut, you can compare machinery alongside the diamond tooling and dust-control equipment that goes with it. We’ll talk through what you’re removing, the concrete you’re working on and the finish you need, rather than simply pointing you towards the biggest grinder.
You also have local support beyond the sale. Our Nerang workshop handles concrete grinder and dust extractor servicing and repairs, with equipment testing and electrical services available for suitable machinery. Our Xingyi dealership is backed by local parts, service and support.
Come into the shop to discuss your options, or send us the job details and we’ll work through them with you.
Before comparing models, get clear on three things:
A compact machine deserves a look when access and smaller work areas are the priority. For regular commercial work, compare grinding width and pressure alongside handling and transport. For larger equipment, plan how the machine will get to the slab and what will power the whole setup.
Here’s how the Xingyi range at Auskut fits into that conversation.
The Xingyi GX-250 Single Head Grinder is a compact 250mm option for smaller floor-preparation areas and edge work. It comes with a 10-inch diamond wheel, dust shroud and edging shroud as standard.
It’s worth considering for renovation work, localised preparation and the smaller sections of a floor that don’t call for a full-sized planetary machine. It can also complement a larger grinder rather than replace one.
The Xingyi HTG-460 Single Phase Grinder brings three-head planetary grinding into a compact machine with a 456mm working width.
Designed for smaller flooring projects and indoor preparation, it offers adjustable grinding pressure and single-phase operation. Put it on the shortlist when you need a planetary grinder but access and machine size are important parts of the decision.
The Xingyi GX-510 Planetary Floor Grinder is a strong option to compare when you’re looking for a 15A single-phase concrete grinder.
It combines a 4kW permanent magnet motor with a three-disc planetary system and heavy-duty gearbox drive. Its applications include coating removal, surface preparation and concrete polishing across residential, commercial and renovation work.
For contractors wanting planetary grinding capability without moving to three-phase equipment, this is an important model to look at.
The Xingyi GX-550 Single Phase Grinder is a walk-behind planetary machine with a 550mm grinding width, three grinding heads and a 4kW motor.
Adjustable weight positions let you change the grinding pressure to suit the work. It’s designed for small to medium-sized grinding and surface-preparation jobs, making it another single-phase option worth comparing against your regular workload.
Single-phase does not mean every machine has the same electrical requirements. Confirm the required outlet, circuit capacity and extraction power before settling on your setup.
Remote-control grinding lets the operator control the machine from a handset rather than continually working at the handle. The models below offer different working widths and power levels, so there’s still plenty to compare beyond the remote itself.
The Xingyi HTG-550RC 550mm Remote-Control Grinder combines a 550mm working width with a 7.5kW three-phase motor and three grinding discs.
It’s an option for contractors looking to move into remote-control preparation and polishing while keeping to a smaller grinding platform than the larger commercial models.
The Xingyi HTG-680RC 3-Phase Remote Control Grinder steps up to a 680mm grinding width and an 11kW motor.
Designed for medium to large concrete grinding projects, it’s worth discussing when your workload calls for a wider machine and remote operation. Compare its site access, transport and power requirements with the jobs you expect it to handle.
The Xingyi 855LE Remote-Control Grinder is aimed at larger commercial and industrial preparation, grinding and polishing projects.
Its four-head planetary system, servo-drive technology and 18.5kW three-phase motor put it in a different category from the compact walk-behind range. It offers ride-on and remote-control operation for contractors planning longer production runs across larger floor areas.
For larger projects, it’s worth looking at how the whole job will run: floor coverage, operator workload, tooling changes, extraction and the level of control you need.
Remote control and autonomous operation are not the same thing. A remote-control grinder follows the operator’s commands, while autonomous systems add navigation and planned grinding paths. Plan for operator supervision, site preparation and machine-specific training with either approach.
The Xingyi TANK 1500 Ride-On Concrete Grinder is built for large commercial and industrial floors, with a 1550mm working width and two 18.5kW motors.
Its dual planetary grinding heads and ride-on format suit high-production preparation, coating removal and polishing. Hydraulic head lifting assists with tooling changes, while remote-control operation adds flexibility around edges.
This is a machine to discuss when large, open floor areas are a regular part of the work, rather than an occasional job.
The Xingyi AT8 Autonomous Concrete Grinder combines an 852mm working width with autonomous navigation and grinding-path planning.
It also offers manual control and remote pressure adjustment, giving operators ways to respond to changing slab conditions. It’s a model to explore for commercial preparation and polishing where repeatable passes and larger-area workflows are priorities.
The Xingyi AT10 Autonomous Concrete Grinder has a 995mm working width, autonomous path planning and adaptive grinding-pressure control.
Designed for high-production commercial and industrial work, it also incorporates a vacuum system. Laser-guided levelling is an optional feature, so discuss the required configuration with our team when comparing machines or requesting a quote.
The Xingyi TANK 16AT Autonomous Concrete Grinder combines a 1560mm working width with autonomous operation and Xingyi’s TrueFlat Control System.
Designed for large-scale preparation and levelling, it incorporates laser and gyro levelling technology alongside manual control. It belongs in the conversation when you’re planning substantial warehouse, industrial or commercial floor projects and need to assess both production and floor-flatness requirements.
Already running Xingyi equipment? The Xingyi ReCore Autonomous Grinding Upgrade offers a different route into automation.
ReCore is a retrofit module for compatible Xingyi servo-driven grinders, adding navigation, grinding-path planning and obstacle-detection capability. It is an upgrade system, not a complete grinder, and it does not automatically fit every Xingyi model.
Speak with Auskut about compatibility before deciding whether to upgrade an existing machine or invest in a dedicated autonomous grinder.
Make dust extraction part of the buying discussion from the start. Tell us which grinder you’re using, what you’re removing and how the site is set up so we can assess the complete package.
The Xingyi CD-553B Dust Extractor + Separator is a three-phase industrial extraction package with variable airflow, automatic jet-pulse filter cleaning and a cyclonic pre-separator.
The extractor has a listed maximum airflow of 1,100m³/h. The included separator removes material before it reaches the extractor, helping reduce the load on its filtration system.
This is a substantial extraction option to assess alongside larger grinding equipment—not a default match for every machine in the range. Before ordering, confirm the required dust classification, filtration, airflow, hose connections and power supply for your application.
For other machine sizes and site requirements, we can also help you compare the wider Auskut dust extraction range.
We’ve just recently wrapped up some floor-prep tests here at Auskut, we put the GX-250 grinder to work on different types of tile adhesive using arrow diamonds and PCD tooling. The machine got through the adhesive well, leaving the floor in good condition for its next stage.
That’s the sort of practical testing that makes the conversation useful. It’s not just whether a grinder can remove material, but which tooling and approach make sense for the surface underneath.
Concrete hardness, coating type, machine pressure and the required finish all affect tooling selection. A removal setup and a polishing setup need different consideration, even when you’re using the same grinder.
Explore our diamond grinding tooling, or tell us what’s on the floor and we’ll help narrow down the options. Photos of the slab, adhesive or coating are a useful starting point.
Yes. The GX-510, GX-550 and HTG-460 are single-phase models in the Auskut range. The GX-510 is specifically rated for 15A single-phase operation. Check each machine’s electrical requirements and allow for the extractor as well; don’t assume the grinder and vacuum can share one circuit.
Yes. We can work through the machine, suitable dust extraction, compatible tooling and accessories together. Tell us the type of work you do, the power available and your budget so the recommendation is based on the whole setup.
Visit Auskut in Nerang to inspect available machinery and discuss the range. For a particular model or demonstration, contact us before travelling so we can confirm what’s available and make the visit worthwhile.
Yes. We supply machinery and tooling across Queensland and Australia-wide, and have a vast distributor network across the country. Whether you’re in Brisbane, Logan, Ipswich, the Sunshine Coast or regional Queensland, contact us with your location and the equipment you’re considering so we can confirm stock, freight and delivery arrangements.
Check the linked product pages for pricing and enquiry options, or request a quote from Auskut. For a complete package, include the grinder, extraction, tooling and delivery requirements so you can compare the full cost of getting set up—not just the machine price.
From the GX-250 to the TANK range, Auskut gives you a local place to compare Xingyi concrete grinders, discuss extraction and get the tooling sorted.
Visit Auskut Diamond Tools at 2/89 Spencer Road, Nerang QLD 4211, or call 07 5500 4715 or 1300 AUSKUT.
Tell us what you’re grinding, what power you have and where the machine needs to go. We’ll help you get the setup sorted.
Browse the Xingyi range or contact Auskut for advice and a quote.
Sign up to our email newsletter and we’ll send you a 10% discount code for your next order. No spam. We hate it as much as you do. Unsubscribe anytime.
10% off eligible products on orders up to $300. One use per customer.
Terms and conditions apply.
