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PCD   Diamond Grinding Cup Wheel

The   advanced Polycrystalline Diamond Cup Wheel (PCD) lasts longer and is much   more aggressive than most traditional diamond cup wheels in the market today.   It efficiently removes surface coatings, glue, urethanes, mastic, and paint   during high-performance surface grinding on concrete, tile, and asphalt   surfaces.

PCDs   have a longer working life and fast removal speed, reducing working fatigue   and overall workload. They are considered among the best in the market   because they deliver excellent performance with a long life expectancy. This   grinding tool is ideal for contractors who prioritize upfront costs,   performance, and reliability.

Features   and Benefits

Ideal   for contractors

It   offers longevity and aggressiveness

Efficiently   removes surface coatings

Provides   fast removal speed

Delivers   excellent performance

Applications

This PCD diamond grinding cup wheel is built for high-performance surface preparation and coating removal across a range of hard substrates.

• Grinding and levelling concrete floors and slabs before new floor coverings are installed
• Removing epoxy resin coatings and other surface coatings from concrete
• Stripping glue, adhesive and mastic residues left behind by previous flooring
• Removing urethane and paint layers from prepared surfaces
• Surface grinding on tile
• Surface grinding on asphalt

FAQ

What is a PCD grinding cup wheel used for?

It is used for high-performance surface grinding and for removing surface coatings. Typical materials it removes include glue, urethanes, mastic and paint from concrete, tile and asphalt surfaces.

How does PCD compare with a traditional diamond cup wheel?

The advanced polycrystalline diamond (PCD) wheel lasts longer and is much more aggressive than most traditional diamond cup wheels on the market today. It is considered among the best available because it delivers excellent performance with a long life expectancy.

Which surfaces can this wheel be used on?

It is designed for surface grinding on concrete, tile and asphalt surfaces, and for coating and adhesive removal on those same materials.

Does it help reduce workload on the job?

Yes. PCDs offer a longer working life and a fast removal speed, which reduces working fatigue and overall workload compared with slower, shorter-lived alternatives.

Who is this grinding tool best suited to?

It is ideal for contractors who prioritise upfront costs, performance and reliability. Its combination of longevity and aggressiveness makes it a practical choice for demanding surface preparation work.