This PCD coating removal tool with support bar is designed for Lavina grinder systems and is used for coating removal and concrete floor preparation. It is suitable for removing old epoxy, glue residue, mastic, and other surface coatings before the next grinding step.

Lavina coating-removal guidance shows that PCD tools with metal buttons or sacrificial bars are less aggressive than bare PCD-only tools and are designed for thinner coating removal. That makes this style of tooling a practical choice when the job involves old epoxy or similar coatings that need controlled removal rather than the most aggressive possible cut.  

For more Lavina-compatible coating removal options, see Lavina PCD coating removal tools.
 

Best for

• Old epoxy removal
• Glue and adhesive residue removal
• Mastic removal
• Concrete floor coating prep
• Surface preparation before grinding

Features

• PCD coating removal design
• Support bar for improved stability and more controlled cutting
• Suitable for old epoxy, glue, mastic, and similar coatings
• Designed for Lavina grinder systems
• Good for prep-stage coating removal before metal bond grinding
• Better suited to controlled coating removal than aggressive thick-coating stripping

Fitment Note

Designed for Lavina grinder systems. Please confirm your holder pattern and machine plate before ordering. If you are unsure, send us photos of your current tool and plate for fitment confirmation.

How to Use

• Use this tool in the coating-removal stage, before normal concrete grinding
• Run it on old epoxy, glue, mastic, and similar surface coatings
• Use it to strip the surface and expose the concrete substrate
• After coating removal, switch to metal bond grinding tools for concrete profiling and scratch control

After coating removal, switch to Lavina metal bond grinding tools for concrete profiling and scratch refinement.
 

Application Scenarios

• Old epoxy removal on concrete floors
• Garage floor coating removal
• Adhesive and mastic cleanup before refinishing
• Commercial floor prep before grinding and polishing
• Renovation jobs where old coatings must be stripped before profiling

For broader machine-based tool selection, see Lavina diamond tooling for coating removal, grinding, and polishing.
 

FAQ

What is this tool mainly used for?
It is mainly used for removing old epoxy, glue, mastic, and similar coatings during floor preparation. Lavina’s coating-removal guidance places PCD tools in the removal/prep stage rather than standard grinding.

Why use a PCD tool with a support bar?
Lavina guidance states that PCD tools with metal buttons or sacrificial bars are less aggressive and intended for thinner coating removal. Comparable U.S. seller pages also position sacrificial-bar PCD tools for more controlled removal on thin coatings.

Is this for grinding concrete or removing coatings?
This tool is mainly for coating removal and surface preparation, not for regular concrete grinding as a primary grinding tool. After removal, the next step is usually metal bond grinding.

Is this best for very thick coating removal?
Not necessarily. Lavina guidance says PCD tools with sacrificial bars are designed for thinner coating removal, while PCD-only tools are more aggressive for thick coatings.

What should I use after this tool?
After coating removal, the usual next step is a metal bond grinding tool for profiling and scratch refinement before later polishing stages. Your Lavina tool guide also positions PCD first, then metal bond grinding, then hybrid/resin stages.