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Replacement Concrete Floor Diamond Grinding Blocks for Edco, Stow and General Equipment Floor Grinders, 6 Pack

This listing is for a set of 6 diamond grinding blocks for use on Edco, General Tool, and Stow floor grinders. This listing would accommodate a dual head grinder. These blocks are manufactured with five diamond segments per block for maximum performance and extended life. Our blocks utilize a floating grinding plate that rests on two heavy duty springs allowing just enough play for the diamond segments to conform to inconsistencies in the grinding surface. All five premium diamond segments are welded the full length of the mounting plate to prevent the diamond segments from snapping off when they encounter a drain or other tough spots. Diamond blocks are used to remove surface imperfections in concrete, grind terrazzo, remove epoxy, and level high spots. These diamond blocks are perfect for removing resins and exposing fresh concrete before staining or reapplying coatings. Diamond blocks grind five times faster than abrasive stones and typically last 10,000-30,000 square feet. Depending on several variables such as depth of grind and age of concrete. Edco designed the original Dyma-Serts with 4 segments. While adding segments seems like the best way to improve the life of this product you also need to consider the effect the additional segments have on the grinding performance. When needing to aggressively tear through overcoats and built up mastics blocks utilizing too many segments decrease the overall pressure applied to each individual segment. This will cause the diamond segments to clog and and work harder to penetrate overcoats. We have offset the additional segment on our blocks with a lower grit diamond (24/30 grit) this has proven to be the best of both worlds. Longer life and a very aggressive bite. It is recommended rotating the diamond blocks a few times throughout their life to ensure even wear. Each set comes with our new plastic wedges. Questions? Feel free to call us Monday-Friday 8AM-4PM PST @ 1-866-425-4693.

Concrete supports go into place to form the basis of the ground floor. heavy to lift they are craned into place by digger. The gaps betwwen them are a breeze block width staggered where needed.

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Contains an updated chapter relating to grinding machine control and optimization with a new example of model-based grinding optimization, and future prospects for integrating simulation into open architecture machine tools for optimal control.