HTC T-Rex PCD Grinding Shoes for Coating Removal

• Customization: Available
• Manufacturing Process: Brazing
• Shape: Diamond Grinding Shoe
• Model NO.: HTC-T-Rex
• Bonding Agent: Metal
• Bond Types: PCD
• Application: Remove Paints, Coating and Epoxy
• Segment Size: 1/4PCD
• Equipment: HTC Grinder or Grinder with Ez Change Adaptor
• PCS Per Set: 6 PCS
• Transport Package: Carton Box
• Specification: Metal Bond Diamond Tools
• Trademark: DIACUTEX
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8207901000
• Production Capacity: 20000PCS/Month

Product Description

Product Description

The unique structure of PCD grinding segments combines cutting-edge materials science with practical engineering. Polycrystalline Diamond (PCD) represents the pinnacle of synthetic diamond technology - an incredibly hard material composed of diamond particles fused together under extreme conditions.
Supporting elements like tungsten carbide tips (TCT) provide additional precision, preventing the PCD segments from grinding too deeply. This thoughtful design ensures controlled, consistent surface preparation across various project requirements.

Ideal Applications:

• Industrial floor restoration
• Coating and paint removal
• Surface preparation for new flooring
• Concrete rehabilitation projects
• Construction site surface management
• Renovation and remodeling work

Professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts alike trust PCD grinding tools to deliver superior results where traditional grinding methods fall short. Our PCD diamond tooling represents the cutting edge of surface preparation technology.
Experience the difference that precision engineering and advanced materials can make in your next surface preparation project. Choose PCD grinding segments for unmatched performance, durability, and professional-quality results.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions: PCD Grinding Segments

1. What does PCD stand for, and what makes it special?
PCD stands for Polycrystalline Diamond. It's a synthetic material made by fusing diamond particles together under extremely high pressure and temperature. This process creates an incredibly hard and wear-resistant tool that outperforms traditional grinding materials, making it ideal for tough surface removal tasks.
2. What types of surfaces can PCD grinding segments remove?
PCD grinding segments are versatile tools designed to remove:

• Paint
• Epoxy coatings
• Industrial sealants
• Thick floor coatings
• Stubborn adhesive residues
• Glue
• Rubber markings
• Other challenging surface materials

3. How are PCD grinding segments different from standard diamond grinding tools?
Unlike standard diamond grinding segments, PCD tools:

• Have higher wear resistance
• Remove materials more quickly
• Provide more consistent grinding performance
• Maintain cutting edge longer
• Work effectively on harder surface coatings
• Require fewer tool replacements

4. What machine types are compatible with PCD grinding segments?
Most professional floor grinding machines can use PCD grinding segments, including:

• Planetary grinders
• Single and double-headed grinders
• Walk-behind grinders
• Handheld grinding machines
• Industrial surface preparation equipment

Always check your specific machine's compatibility and mounting system before purchasing.
5. How do I know when to use PCD grinding segments instead of standard diamond segments?
Choose PCD grinding segments when you're dealing with:

• Extremely tough coatings
• Multiple layers of paint or sealant
• Industrial-grade floor treatments
• Surfaces requiring aggressive material removal
• Projects where standard tools have failed

6. What safety precautions should I take when using PCD grinding segments?
Always follow these safety guidelines:

• Wear protective eye gear
• Use dust masks or respirators
• Wear hearing protection
• Use heavy-duty work gloves
• Ensure proper machine guards are in place
• Work in well-ventilated areas
• Follow manufacturer's operating instructions

7. How long do PCD grinding segments typically last?
Lifespan varies depending on:

• Surface material hardness
• Coating thickness
• Grinding machine used
• Operator technique

On average, PCD segments can last 3-5 times longer than standard diamond segments, covering hundreds to thousands of square feet before replacement.
8. Can PCD grinding segments be used on both concrete and other surfaces?
PCD segments are primarily designed for concrete and similar hard surfaces. They excel at removing coatings from:

• Concrete floors
• Industrial concrete surfaces
• Warehouse floors
• Parking structures
• Construction sites

Always test on a small area first for optimal results.
9. How do I maintain and store PCD grinding segments?
Proper maintenance includes:

• Clean segments after each use
• Store in a dry, cool place
• Avoid direct sunlight
• Keep away from corrosive chemicals
• Inspect for wear before each use
• Replace when diamond layers become significantly worn

10. Are PCD grinding segments environmentally friendly?
While no grinding process is completely eco-friendly, PCD segments offer environmental advantages:

• Longer tool life means fewer tool replacements
• More efficient material removal reduces overall energy consumption
• Minimal dust generation compared to traditional methods
• Enables surface restoration, reducing material waste

Consult local regulations regarding dust collection and material disposal during your project.

How to Choose the  Right Bond type
We supply diamond grinding segments/grinding shoes with 5 metal bond types which can cover the concrete hardness from extra soft up to extra hard. It is essential to choose the right bond types for the grinding job. If the concrete floor is hard, the grinding shoe bond should be soft, however, if choose the hard bond, then the diamond segments of the grinding shoe will get burned easily after short time using and the grinding shoe will become plished. Before choosing the bond types, it is necessary to find the concrete hardness first. Below are some information for your reference.
 

Concrete Hardness	Mpa	Typical Application
Very Hard	60Mps or More	Nuclear Plants
Hard	40Mpa to 55Mpa	Bridges, Piers
Medium	28Mpa to 40Mpa	Roads
Soft	20Mpa or less	Sidewalks, Patios, Parking lots

After we know how to classify the hardness of concrete, we will how to choose the right grinding cup wheels orgrinding shoe, see the blow table

Concrete Hardness	Mpa	Bond Types
Very Hard	60Mps or More	Very Soft
Hard	40Mpa to 55 Mpa	soft
Medium	28Mpa to 40Mpa	Medium
Soft	20Mpa or Less	Hard

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