How to Choose the Right Diamond Tools
Find the best grinding and polishing tools for every floor condition.
Why Choosing the Right Tool Matters
Selecting the correct diamond tool improves grinding efficiency, extends tool life, reduces labor costs, and delivers a better floor finish. Different floor conditions require different tool combinations.
Higher Efficiency
Faster grinding with the right diamond tools
Longer Tool Life
Optimized bond and grit selection.
Better Floor Finish
Consistent results from grinding to polishing.
Lower Cost
Reduce labor time and tool consumption.
Choose Tools by Floor Condition
Recommended Tools
- PCD Grinding Tools
- Arrow Segment PCD
- Split PCD
Recommended Tools
- 16 Grit
- 20 Grit
- Double Segment
- Arrow Segment
Recommended
- Hybrid Pads
- Resin Pads
Recommended
- Metal Bond
- Resin Pads
Recommended Grinding Sequence
PHASE 1 Coating Removal
01 PCD Tools
PHASE 2 Concrete Grinding
02 16 Grit Metal Bond
03 30 Grit Metal Bond
04 50 Grit Metal Bond
PHASE 3 Surface Refining
05 Hybrid 30/50
06 Hybrid 60/80
PHASE 4 Polishing
07 Resin 50
08 Resin 100
09 Resin 200
10 Resin 400
11 Resin 800
12 Resin 1500
13 Resin 3000
Concrete Grinding Process
From Rough To Smooth,Step By Step
FAQ
Which tool should I use for epoxy removal?
PCD tools are the preferred choice for removing epoxy coatings quickly and efficiently.
What grit should I start with?
For uneven concrete, begin with coarse metal bond tools such as 16 or 20 grit, then progress to finer grits according to the floor condition.
Can I skip hybrid pads?
Hybrid pads help bridge the transition between metal bond and resin polishing, improving scratch removal and polishing consistency. Whether they can be skipped depends on the floor condition and the required finish.
How do I choose the right bond?
The bond hardness should match the concrete hardness: soft bond for hard concrete and hard bond for soft, abrasive concrete.
Need Help With Concrete Grinding?
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