Polycrystalline Diamond PCD

Polycrystalline Diamond PCD PCD coating PCD (Poly – Crystalline – Diamond) is, unlike single crystalline diamond, produced synthetically by sintering together many (Poly) diamond particles, usually in the size of 2 to 30 microns of a meter, with a metal binder (usually Cobalt) at high temperature and high pressure. The rate is 90-95% diamond particles and the rest is Cobalt. Polycrystalline Diamond (PCD) is diamond grit that has been fused together under high-pressure, high-temperature conditions in the presence of a catalytic metal. The extreme hardness, wear resistance, and thermal conductivity of diamond make it an ideal material for the cutting tools manufacturing.  

Quick Change Plate for Popular Grinders

Quick Change Plate  for Popular Grinders Replace your current grinding machine base plate  to enable use of  “Redi-Lock” style grinding shoes.   https://www.stonediamondtool.com/productsView-New_Types_Husqvarna_diamond_grinding_disc-1748.html https://www.stonediamondtool.com/productsView-Redi_lock_Husqvarna_diamond_segment_tools_grinding_disc-1722.html https://www.stonediamondtool.com/productsView-Buff_Grit_Resin_Concrete_Polishing_Puck-1721.html  

Diamond Grinding Plate M8 Connection

Diamond Grinding Plate M8 Connection 3-hole bracket with M8-connection. 2 diamond segments size 40 x 12 x 12 mm. All  diamond grinders use the same style of bolt-on diamond products. The quantity used on each machine will vary depending upon the diameter of the drive plate; on the larger machines, the number of segments can be varied so as to alter the pressure being applied on each segment, thereby changing the operating characteristics. The abrasive medium in the grinding segment is industrial diamond. This comes in different grades, generally referred to as grit (sizes). The body of the segment, in which the diamond grit is encased, is a metal alloy, generally referred to as the bond. The composition of the bond (the metal alloy) dictates the rate at which it wears away, hence the rate at which the diamond grit is exposed. A hard concrete surface will require a diamond with a softer bond; the softer bond allows the grit to become exposed more quickly, with the effect that the hard surface can be ‘worked’ most efficiently. Conversely, a softer or more abrasive concrete surface will benefit from a harder bond as this will protect the diamond from being exposed too quickly.  

Upgraded version Widened Epoxy Spiked Shoe

Upgraded version Widened Epoxy Spiked Shoe Epoxy (Shoe-In) Spiked Shoes are the perfect companions for job-site surface protection and fit comfortably right over your shoes. No more frustration with straps, buckles, and adjustments. Just step right into Epoxy (Shoe-In) Spiked Shoes and get to work. Immediately after putting these innovative surface prep shoes on your feet, you will notice increased stability and added flexibility when you need to bend over or kneel down. Applying epoxy floor coatings with spiked shoes has never been easier. You will love Epoxy (Shoe-In) Spiked Shoes and toss away those old plastic spikes of yesteryear. FEATURES AND BENEFITS Quick to put on and take off No need for straps or buckles Enhanced stability Enhanced comfort

Lavina Velcro Resin Metal Hybrid Polishing Pads

Lavina Velcro Resin Metal Hybrid Polishing Pads It is the perfect concrete polishing tool for working granite, concrete, marble, natural and engineered stones. Designed with a copper bond for long lasting. Copper dissipates heat while the resin is a given longer life. Ideal for lightweight and heavyweight grinders with use on wet or dry professional flooring applications.

ASL Piranha PCD with Triangle Segments

ASL Piranha PCD with Triangle Segments Description PCD with Bar tooling has two offset 3/8” wide PCD diamonds with an angled Metal Bar. The Polycrystalline Diamonds (PCD) are very heat and fracture resistant, making them a great coating removal tool. Uses PCD with Bar tooling is designed with  bar to prevent the deeper scratching and gouging while still aggressively removing the coatings. It is generally the PCD of choice during prep for a final polished floor or stained and sealed floor. Application PCD with Bar tooling is the fastest way to remove coatings over 2 mils in thickness without harsh chemicals or messy shot blasting. Both PCD’s (Double and Single Bar) stand up well to high heat and are fracture resistant. Grinding plate with 2 PCD-segments with one supporting segment. PCD segments for the removal of thermoplastic coatings. Paint and thin epoxy Plastic-like ceramic glues Porous cer glues