Coatings Removal & Surface Prep
Rippers
For use on medium to extremely hard surfaces
Dual PCD elements, with two wide Bear Claw segments.
Fastest removal of high mil. coatings, cementitious overlay & underlayment.
Less grinding steps with 20 grit surface profile upon completion.
Extended life and unrivaled performance.
Removal Application
- Heavy Glue
- High mil epoxy coatings
- Cementitious overlayment
- Underlayments
Highlight
- Surface pattern of a good #16/18 MB rating
- Subsequent grinding: TURBO MB #30/40
Floor Types
- Concrete
- Self leveling cement floors
Compatible Machines
- Rotary Grinder
- Planetary Grinder
Bear Claw
UNIQUE COATINGS, UNDERLAY & OVERLAY MATERIAL REMOVAL TOOL
FEATURING PROPRIETARY CUTTING AND GRINDING ELEMENTS WITH TUNGSTEN CARBIDE EDGES
Bear claw is a completely out of the box concept, that combines sharp angles surface cutting with tungsten carbide shielding allowing a longer lasting tool.
The engineering and materials result in unsurpassed removal of adhesives, underlayments, thinset, and up to 10 mils coating, with an excellent surface profile
Great surface prep tool – aggressive, fast, leaves a clean surface profile for re-application of glue or coatings.
A less costly alternative to PCD (Rippers) for most thin coatings and cementitious overlay and underlayments up to ¼”.
Available in three segment sizes with 2, 3 or 4 segments per trapezoid mounting plate:
- Standard segment – for grinders < 650 lbs.
- Wide – for grinders > 650 lbs.
- Tall – for longer life and removal of coatings up to 15 mils
Application
- Fast removal of adhesive & hard residual glue.
- Fast and effective removal of PU/Epoxy coatings up to 10 mils.
- Excellent surface profile for re-application of adhesives or coatings.
- Fast removal of self-leveling cement floors
Highlight
- Uniquely manufactured cutting segments.
- Fast removal with minimum grinding passes.
- Surface profiling of a good # 20/30 MB grit
Floor Types
- Concrete
- Self-leveling Cement Floor
COMPATIBLE MACHINES
- Rotary Grinder
- Planetary Grinder
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