What is floor grinding?

Floor grinding is a process of smoothing a concrete or other hard surface to make it level and even. It is generally done with a grinder that has diamond blades or abrasive disks, which are pressed against the surface to remove any bumps, lumps, and imperfections. The process can be done on both new and existing floors and is an important step in many construction and renovation projects. Floor grinding is often used when installing a new floor, as it creates a perfectly flat surface to work with. It also ensures that any existing imperfections in the floor are removed before the floor is installed, which can help to prevent potential problems down the line.

What is Concrete Grinding?

Concrete grinding is the process of grinding the surface of concrete to make it flat. Normally you would use scarifiers, which are specialised devices, to do this.

How do scarifiers work in floor grinding and concrete grinding ?

Scarifiers are an important tool for ground levelling and can be used to remove defective coating materials such as paint or other coating materials from a road surface using their high speed rotating blades. It has many uses.

First, scarifiers can be used to remove a variety of materials from concrete, including coatings, paint, and sealants.

Second, scarifiers are often used in concrete grinding operations. In these operations, the scarifier is used to grind away the top layer of concrete in order to expose the aggregate underneath. 

Third, scarifiers can also be used to prepare concrete for coating. This is done by using a scarifier to remove the top layer of concrete and then applying a coating over the exposed aggregate.

Forth, scarifiers can also be used to remove paint and other coatings from concrete surfaces. This can be done by running the scarifier over the surface in a circular motion. Fifth, scarifiers are an important tool in floor grinding and concrete grinding operations. They are used to remove surface imperfections, to prepare concrete surfaces for coating, and to remove the top layer of concrete in order to expose the aggregate underneath.