This split PCD coating removal tool is designed for SASE grinder compatible systems and is used for floor coating removal and concrete surface preparation. It is suitable for removing epoxy, glue residue, mastics, adhesives, paint, and other surface coatings before the next grinding step.

Unlike standard metal bond grinding tools, split PCD tools are built for coating removal rather than normal concrete grinding. Public seller pages position split PCD and crushed split PCD tools for removing epoxy, urethane, polyurethane, glue, thinset, mastic, acrylic, and paint from concrete surfaces.  

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

Best for

• Epoxy coating removal
• Glue and adhesive residue removal
• Mastic removal
• Paint and surface coating removal
• Concrete floor preparation before grinding

Features

• Split PCD coating removal design
• Suitable for epoxy, glue, mastic, and paint removal
• Designed for SASE grinder compatible systems
• Good for prep-stage removal before metal bond grinding
• Built for coating removal rather than final polishing
• Practical for thin to medium coating removal jobs

Fitment Note

Designed for SASE grinder compatible 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 epoxy, glue, mastic, paint, and other 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 metal bond grinding tools for concrete profiling and scratch refinement.
 

Application Scenarios

• Garage floor epoxy removal
• Adhesive and mastic cleanup before refinishing
• Paint and thin coating removal on concrete floors
• Commercial floor prep before grinding and polishing
• Renovation projects where surface materials must be stripped before profiling

For broader workflow guidance, see concrete floor tool solutions by job type.
Link: https://www.monkeykingdiamond.com/solutions

FAQ

What is this tool mainly used for?
It is mainly used for removing epoxy, glue, mastic, paint, and other surface coatings during floor preparation. Public split PCD seller pages position these tools for coating removal rather than normal concrete grinding.

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 a metal bond grinding tool. SASE positions comparable PCD tooling under coatings prep.

What kinds of coatings is split PCD good for?
Public seller pages describe split PCD tooling for epoxy, urethane, polyurethane, glue, thinset, mastic, acrylic, paint, VCT/carpet adhesive, and similar surface materials.

Is split PCD better for thin or thick coatings?
A public retail page for split PCD double segment bars describes them for thinner coatings around 1–3 mm, including epoxy, urethane, mastic, glue, and paint. That suggests split PCD is especially relevant for thin to medium coating removal jobs.

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.