This PCD coating removal tool is designed for CPS grinder systems and is used for aggressive floor coating removal. It is suitable for removing epoxy, glue residue, paint, mastic, adhesive buildup, and other stubborn surface materials before the next grinding step. PCD tooling is widely used in surface preparation when fast coating removal is needed. 

Compared with standard metal bond grinding tools, PCD tools are more suitable for coating removal jobs rather than normal concrete grinding. They are commonly chosen when the goal is to strip surface materials efficiently before switching to metal bond diamonds for concrete profiling. 

Best for

• Epoxy coating removal

• Glue and adhesive residue removal

• Paint and mastic removal

• Concrete floor surface preparation

• CPS grinder compatible coating removal work

Features

• PCD coating removal design

• Aggressive cutting for surface material removal

• Suitable for epoxy, glue, paint, and mastic removal

• Designed for CPS grinder systems

• Good for coating removal before metal bond grinding steps

• Direction-specific tooling — confirm machine rotation before ordering

Fitment Note

Designed for CPS grinder compatible systems. Please confirm your holder style and machine rotation direction before ordering. If you are unsure, send us a photo of your current tool and plate for fitment confirmation. CPS-compatible tooling pages and industry sellers commonly distinguish left/right or clockwise/counter-clockwise PCD versions. 

FAQ

What is this tool mainly used for?

It is mainly used for aggressive removal of epoxy, glue, paint, mastic, and other floor coatings. 

Is this for grinding concrete or removing coatings?

This tool is mainly for coating removal and surface preparation, not for normal concrete grinding as a primary grinding shoe. After coating removal, the usual next step is to switch to metal bond diamonds. 

Do I need to check rotation direction?

Yes. PCD tools are commonly directional, so you should confirm whether your grinder needs the correct clockwise or counter-clockwise version before ordering. 

Can it remove heavy coatings?

Yes. PCD tools are commonly used for aggressive removal of hard and stubborn coatings such as epoxy, glue, paint, mastic, and similar surface materials. 

What should I use after this tool?

In many jobs, the next step is a metal bond grinding tool to continue concrete profiling and prepare for finer grinding or polishing. This is an inference from how vendors position PCD tools for removal first, then grinding tools for the next stage.