There are many tools we supply for coating removal and prep like PCD tools, Bush Hammers, Tungsten Carbide Cutters and very coarse diamond Segments, but selecting the right tools depends mainly on these questions:  

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1. What type of coating are you removing and how thick is the coating?

2. Will you be re-coating or polishing the floor?

Whatever you choose to use, make sure you take your time and prep the floor properly. 

PCD Diamond Tools Manufacturer

Leading Diamond Tools stands at the forefront of the Concrete Grinding and Polishing Tools industry, offering an extensive range of high-quality solutions to meet the demands of professionals in the field. With a commitment to innovation and precision, Leading Diamond Tools has earned a reputation for excellence in the manufacture of PCD Diamond Tools designed specifically for concrete surface coating removal.

PCD Diamond Tools For Concrete Surface Coating Removal

Our PCD (Polycrystalline Diamond) scrapers are engineered to deliver powerful and efficient performance, making quick work of removing various old coatings that may obscure concrete surfaces, revealing the pristine substrate beneath. Whether you're dealing with thick, thin, elastic, gluey, or crispy coverings such as epoxy, urethane, polyurethane, glue, thin-set, mastic, acrylic, paint, and more, Leading Diamond Tools' PCD diamond scrapers are your dependable solution. Their exceptional power and durability ensure that no coating stands in their way, while compatibility with a wide range of walk-behind grinders enhances their versatility.

At Leading Diamond Tools, we understand that every project is unique, and that's why we offer a comprehensive selection of PCD Diamond Tools to cater to diverse coating removal needs:

PCD Scraper - Full Round: A versatile tool for comprehensive coating removal.

PCD Scraper - Half Moon Segment: Ideal for precision work in tight spaces.

PCD Tools - Half Round: A well-rounded choice for various coating types.

Epoxy Removal Tools - Quarter Round: Specifically designed for epoxy coatings.

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PCD Segment - 6 Holes: Perfect for efficiently covering larger surface areas.

Coating Removal Tool - 1/4 Round: A versatile option for removing various coatings.

PCD Trapezoid Plate: Offering durability and efficiency for coating removal.

Crush PCD Shoes, PCD Chunk: Heavy-duty options for tough coatings.

PCD Plug Full Round: Precise and effective for coating removal.

PCD Cup Wheels: Designed for versatility in coating removal.

PCD Grinding Cup Wheels Split: For optimal performance in coating removal.

PCD Cup Wheels Crushed Segment: Delivering enhanced efficiency for challenging coatings.

PCD Grinding Plate: A reliable solution for achieving a polished finish.

Leading Diamond Tools prides itself on delivering top-tier tools that meet the highest industry standards. With a focus on quality, performance, and customer satisfaction, we ensure that professionals in the concrete grinding and polishing industry have the tools they need to excel in their projects.

When you choose Leading Diamond Tools, you're selecting a partner that understands the unique demands of your industry and is dedicated to providing the tools that empower you to achieve exceptional results in concrete surface coating removal.

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While sorting tools I found a half dozen TPG-222 PCD inserts. What would these be good for? I use old manual machines for one off type work...... no CNC or large quantities. Would these be of any use or would they just break like some of the other diamond tools I have tried over the years?

Also do they make 1/4" holders for these? I couldn't find any on the net.
Thanks I have a bunch of APT Microdex 3/8 and 1/2 square tool bits that take TPG or TPU 22x inserts. I have not seen any for sale for a long time and I could not find a web site for APT. I think they were made in USA, and I bought them from Wholesale Tool, Warren, MI.

I suppose the 3/8" holders could be milled down to 1/4", but I am not sure it would be a good idea. The inserts have no hole, so the holders have clamps and are a bit bulky at the end for a 1/4" shank. I have seen smaller holders, maybe with 1/4" shanks, that use the 1/4" IC triangle inserts with holes, which make a more compact design.

Larry