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General Advice
The diamond grinding disc is not suitable for iron and steel (Diamond
may break / risk of overheating).
Due to the oscillations and vibrations which may occur, as well as the high
performance requirements, the disc must be used with a specially designed
machine with at least 1800Watt power consumption. To guarantee the surface
quality, use the concrete grinder EBS 1801 or EBS 1802 developed by
Eibenstock. The Eibenstock EBS 125 series concrete grinder is not suitable,
neither are tools with a significantly lower speed than 10.000min
Before initial use, a test run without load must be carried out with the
machine. Check the direction of rotation carefully.
The tool temperature of max 500° C may not be exceeded.
A suitable dust extractor must be used. We recommend Eibenstock DSS
25 with fully automatic, electromagnetic vibration filtering.
The masonry and concrete surfaced to be worked must be free of metal.
Metallic screws, rods, cables, iron reinforcements etc. may not be worked
by the PKD grinding disc. Hidden metal parts may be located with a metal
detector and removed with a suitable tool.
METAL destroys the PKD grinding disc!
Protect the monobloc industrial diamonds of the grinding disc against direct
impact.
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Improper use may damage or destroy the tool.
Intended Use
The PKD grinding disc is equipped with monobloc diamonds. These are
particularly wear resistant and easy to cut with. Due to their properties and the
special cutting geometry, different materials can be abraded quickly since the
disc does not stick to heat sensitive materials:
Render (e.g. fines down outdoor rendering)
Paints
Asphalt layers
Fines down bitumen
Epoxy bonder
Glue residue (e.g. removing tile adhesive)
Removing carpet scraps
Floor coatings
Natural masonry (e.g. machining granite curbstones)
Bricks (e.g. cleaning)
Sanding concrete (e.g. soot, burn marks)
Removing dirt (e.g. cleaning oily floors)
Screed
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