Diamond Concrete Grinding Shoes

Diamond Concrete Grinding Shoes are one of the floor preparation tools used on floor grinders, designed for floor grinding (leveling uneven spots or joints) and quick removing thin epoxy coatings, glue or other materials on floor surface.

Types of diamond grinding shoes?

Diamond grinding shoes, also referred to as diamond grinding segments, are essential diamond tools for grinding, polishing, and coating removal. These types of diamond abrasive tools are available in different shapes and designs, including:

1) Diamond grinding shoes with round segment tip(s),
2) Diamond grinding shoes with rectangular button segment tip(s),
3) Diamond grinding shoes with a single segment tip,
4) Diamond grinding shoes with two or more segment tips.
At OnFloor Technologies, there are several types of diamond grinding shoes that we can supply. In terms of the segment shape, we have a variety of shapes to choose from, including:

· ROUND

We have diamond grinding shoes with round-shaped segments, such as the 25 Grit Single Round Cha-Ching Diamond abrasive tool. It's an economical medium bonded diamond abrasive tool that you can use to create an aggressive profile on concrete in preparation for coating. You can also use it to remove acrylic sealers, polyaspartic, urethane, and epoxy floor coating.

· RECTANGLE

We also have diamond grinding shoes with rectangular button segments, such as the 25 Grit Single Bar Cha-Ching Diamond abrasive tool. Just like its round-shaped counterpart above, this diamond grinding shoe is designed to create an aggressive profile on the surface in preparation for coating.

In terms of the number of segments, our collection of diamond grinding tools feature several options, including:

· SINGLE
We have diamond grinding shoes with a single segment tip, such as the two diamond abrasive tools mentioned above. We also have the 25 GRIT QUICK TOOL RIPTIP-1 DIAMOND that can remove carpet and mastic glue and prepare the surface at the same time.

· DOUBLE
We also have diamond grinding shoes with double segments, such as the 25 GRIT QUICK TOOL RIPTIP-2 DIAMOND. Both our round and rectangle Cha-Ching diamond abrasives are also available with two segments.

· TRIPLE
If you are looking for a diamond grinding shoe with three segments, we've got you covered. The Onfloor Quick Tool RipTip is not only available in single and double configurations, but it is also available with three segments. The 25 GRIT QUICK TOOL RIPTIP (™)-3 DIAMOND features three segments that make the removal of old coatings and adhesives from concrete floor a breeze.

WHAT TO CONSIDER WHEN CHOOSING DIAMOND GRINDING TOOLS
There are a number of aspects that you should consider when choosing diamond grinding tools. They include:

· BONDING MATERIAL
Segment bond is essential when it comes to the durability and performance of a diamond tool on harder products. Early on in the grinding industry, diamond tooling only comprised of resin bond and metal bond. Today, the list now includes more options, including mixed-resin or hybrid diamonds, which are a mix of both metal and resin bonds.

In addition to hybrid diamonds, there are also PCDs, which are polycrystalline scrappers usually used to remove adhesives and coatings. When shopping for diamond tools, therefore, you should consider the type of material used to make the tool to ensure that you choose a more durable option.

· GRIT SIZE
"Grit" is a word used to mean the size of the diamonds. The lower the grit (i.e., 30-grit, 40-grit or 60-grit), the larger the size of the diamond tool, and vice versa.

· THE NUMBER OF SEGMENTS:
The more segments a diamond grinding shoe has, the less aggressive the tool is, and the smoother the finish. Like sandpaper, as the grit becomes smaller, the finish becomes smoother.

· SEGMENT SHAPE
The grit size is not the only aspect that affects the aggressiveness of the diamond wheel – the shame does as well. Generally, segments with sharper leading edges tend to deliver more aggression, while tapered shapes tend to deliver better dispersion when oriented in the right direction.

· CONDITION OF THE FLOOR
In addition to the above aspects, you must consider the type and condition you are working on. Knowing whether you're working on hard, soft, or medium concrete will enable you to buy the right bond of the diamond grinding tools and significantly increase productivity.

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