PCD Diamond Tooling
Polycrystalline Diamond (PCD) is a synthetic material manufactured by fusing together small diamond particles under extreme heat and pressure. The process creates a very hard, wear-resistant material, ideal for cutting tools.
Five Design Formats
5 design formats for use on a wide range of grinders:





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Definition
PCD (Polycrystalline Diamond) tooling is designed for high-performance coating removal and aggressive surface preparation. Unlike conventional diamond tooling, PCD tools use a synthetic diamond material that is extremely hard and wear-resistant. This allows them to quickly strip away tough surface coatings without overheating or glazing.
How It Works
PCD is created by fusing many tiny diamond particles under extreme heat and pressure, forming a solid diamond segment. These segments are highly resistant to wear, making PCD tooling ideal for removing thick, stubborn coatings while leaving the underlying surface relatively intact.
Standard Applications
- Coating removal – stripping epoxy, urethane, paint, and other heavy coatings
- Glue and mastic removal – removing adhesives from concrete floors
- Thick build-up removal – tackling layers of waterproofing, elastomeric coatings, or membrane systems
- Surface preparation – creating the right profile before grinding or polishing
Key Advantages
- Extremely aggressive removal capability
- Long lifespan, even on abrasive surfaces
- Prevents excessive surface damage when used correctly
- Works on a variety of coatings and adhesives without clogging
Where They Excel
PCD diamond tools are the first choice for contractors facing heavy-duty removal jobs. They excel when speed and efficiency are top priorities, especially in large-scale industrial, commercial, or renovation projects.