Overview

This directional PCD coating removal tool with sacrificial bar is designed for SASE-compatible grinder systems. It is used during the coating-removal stage before normal concrete grinding.

It is suitable for removing epoxy, glue residue, mastic, adhesive residue, paint, and failing coatings from concrete floors. The sacrificial bar is designed to help stabilize the tool during cutting and support more controlled coating removal compared with aggressive PCD-only cutting.

For more SASE-compatible tooling, check SASE grinder tools or browse PCD coating removal tools.

Available Direction

• Left Direction
• Right Direction

Choose the correct direction according to your grinder rotation and plate setup before ordering.

Best For

• Epoxy coating removal
• Glue and adhesive residue removal
• Mastic removal
• Paint and failing coating removal
• Concrete floor preparation before grinding
• SASE-compatible coating-removal workflows

Features

• Directional PCD coating removal design
• Available in left and right versions
• Sacrificial bar for added stability and depth guidance
• Designed for coating removal before normal grinding
• Suitable for epoxy, glue, mastic, adhesive residue, and paint removal
• Not intended for final polishing or regular concrete grinding as the first choice

Fitment Note

This tool is listed for SASE-compatible grinder systems. Before ordering, confirm your SASE machine model, holder pattern, plate interface, machine rotation direction, required quantity, and whether you need left direction or right direction.

If you are unsure about fitment or direction, send clear photos of your machine plate, existing tool, holder interface, and required quantity through Contact Us.

How to Use

Use this tool during the coating-removal stage before normal concrete grinding. Match the correct left or right direction before installation.

If the floor has epoxy, glue, mastic, adhesive residue, paint, or failing coating, use this PCD tool to strip the surface before moving into grinding.

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

If visible metal scratches remain before polishing, use hybrid pads before moving into resin polishing pads.

Application Scenarios

• Warehouse and factory floor coating removal
• Garage floor epoxy removal
• Adhesive and mastic cleanup before refinishing
• Paint and failing coating removal on concrete floors
• Commercial floor preparation before grinding or polishing
• Renovation jobs where old surface materials must be stripped before profiling

For broader workflow guidance, see concrete floor tool solutions.

Shipping

Order processing and delivery time depend on stock status, order quantity, destination country, and shipping method. If you have a deadline, send your required delivery date before ordering.

FAQ

Q1: What is this tool mainly used for?
It is mainly used for removing epoxy, glue, mastic, adhesive residue, paint, and failing coatings during concrete floor preparation.

Q2: Why is it sold in left and right directions?
Directional PCD tools need to match grinder rotation and plate setup. Choosing the wrong direction can affect cutting behavior and coating-removal control.

Q3: What does the sacrificial bar do?
The sacrificial bar is designed to help stabilize the tool and support more controlled cutting during aggressive coating removal.

Q4: Is this a coating-removal tool or a grinding tool?
It is primarily a coating-removal tool. After coating removal, use metal bond grinding tools for concrete profiling and scratch control.

Q5: What should I use after this tool?
After stripping the coating, continue with metal bond grinding tools. If the floor is moving toward polishing, use hybrid pads and then resin polishing pads.

Q6: Does it fit every SASE grinder?
No. Fitment depends on the SASE machine model, plate system, holder pattern, tool interface, and rotation direction. Confirm these details before ordering.

Q7: What should I send before ordering?
Send your SASE grinder model, machine plate photo, current tool or holder photo, coating type, floor condition, required direction, required quantity, and target next step.