There are two major types of abrasive tools used for surface finishing and material removal. They vary greatly in terms of uses, performance, qualities and their constructions. In this article, we will cover all the details regarding bonded and coated abrasives, their differences and how to choose between them.
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Bonded abrasives are a category of cutting tools where natural or synthetic abrasive grains are held within a fixed matrix—usually a wheel, stone, or plug. Unlike a single-point cutting tool, such as a lathe bit, a bonded abrasive acts as a multi-point cutting tool, where thousands of individual grains act as tiny saw teeth to remove material at high speeds.
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When you're faced with a tough concrete job, whether it’s prepping a floor for a new finish or stripping a stubborn epoxy coating, choosing the right diamond tools is crucial. The debate between diamond cup wheels vs PCD is one that professionals constantly face.
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