Alpha® presents the innovative Diamond-clustered Spike Disc, leveraging advanced diamond technology. Multiple layers of high - quality diamond grits are vacuum - brazed into a clustered layer. This enables efficient removal of thick coatings like Epoxy and Urethane on concrete floors. Unlike PCD cup wheels, it removes coatings rapidly without harming the concrete surface, skipping the grinding process and saving you time. The unique open - mesh diamond layout prevents clogging and heat buildup, which often damages metal surfaces. This disc isn't just for concrete; it can be used on steel, wood, and softer materials such as Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer and Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer. It's an essential addition to your restoration toolkit! Key features include: designed for thick coating removal of Epoxy, Urethane, Glue and Adhesives; unique open - mesh layout reduces clogging and heat; optimized diamond grits ensure consistent performance; sandwiched - rubber cushioned lightweight body cuts noise and vibration; each diamond bead has multiple grits for long - lasting sharpness; available in 4 - 1/2', 5' and 7' sizes with 7/8' Arbor or 5/8' - 11 Zinc Hub and a Square Arbor for Spring Load Systems; can be combined with The Ecoguard G for a nearly dust - free solution.
Using the Alpha Diamond - Clustered Spike Disc is a breeze. First, choose the right size and arbor according to your needs from the available options. For coating removal on concrete, steel, wood, or other suitable surfaces, just attach the disc to your compatible tool. Turn on the tool and start working on the coated area. The disc will quickly remove the coatings without damaging the base surface. When using it, make sure your tool operates within the maximum RPM specified for the disc to avoid any potential safety issues. Also, using it in combination with The Ecoguard G can help keep the work area clean. After use, clean the disc with a brush to remove any debris stuck in the open - mesh layout. Store it in a dry place to prevent rusting. If you notice any significant wear on the diamond beads, it might be time to replace the disc to maintain its cutting performance.
