Diamond Consumables For Sale
A comprehensive range of quality diamond consumables that covers all areas of application including, grinding, polishing and surface preparation. Available to fit the smallest hand held polisher through to the largest self-propelled machines. Bolt on segments and bolt on plates in a range of sizes to fit most popular machines. Velcro baked resin and resin hybrid polishing buttons for polishing applications.
A range of diamond blades for applications ranging from grooving and shaving concrete through to mortar raking and channel cutting. Stock blades include, 100, 115, 125, 180, 200, 230 and 300mm
Depressed centre grinding discs for 100, 125, 180 and 230mm angle grinders and polishers. Including our range topping Turbo "Plus" that offers exceptional performance and value for money - 24 segments at 10mm high! We also stock the more aggressive PCD segment grinding discs for coating and adhesive removal.
All our diamond tooling is sourced from within the EU and offers certified quality and continuity of performance. We never compromise quality for price. We may not offer the lowest priced diamond consumables but of far greater importance, we never have to apologise for poor quality or poor performance.
What is diamond grinding?
Diamond grinding is a process that utilises diamond-tipped blades to clean, level, and restore concrete surfaces. It's an efficient method for preparing concrete flooring or pavements by removing imperfections, evening out surfaces, and enhancing overall texture and safety.
Is diamond good for grinding?
Yes, diamond is exceptionally good for grinding due to its unparalleled hardness and durability. Diamond grinding tools provide a level of precision and efficiency unmatched by other materials, making them ideal for working with tough surfaces like concrete.
Why is diamond used as a cutting tool?
Diamond-cutting tools are used because diamond is the hardest material known, offering exceptional strength and wear resistance. Its cutting edges do not wear down easily, allowing for precise and efficient cutting, grinding, or polishing of very hard materials, such as concrete and stone.
How to diamond grind concrete
- Safety First – Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including dust masks, ear protection and safety glasses.
- Choose the Right Tool – Select a diamond grinder that suits the size of your project. Hand-held grinders are suitable for smaller areas, while larger walk-behind models are better for extensive surfaces.
- Prepare the Area – Clear the surface of any objects, debris, or coatings that could interfere with grinding.
- Select the Correct Diamond Tooling – Use a diamond grinding disc appropriate for your specific needs, such as coarse grits for aggressive grinding or fine grits for a smoother finish.
- Check the Machine – Ensure the diamond grinder is in good working condition, with no visible damages or defects.
- Start Grinding – Begin grinding the concrete surface, moving the machine in a smooth and consistent pattern, overlapping slightly on each pass to ensure even grinding.
- Monitor Progress – Regularly check the surface being ground to assess the progress and ensure the desired level of smoothness and evenness is achieved.
- Clean the Area – After grinding, clean the surface to remove any dust or debris, preparing it for any subsequent treatments or coatings.