Bush-hammering marble and granite
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Bush-hammering is a process that gives a finish to stone, marble, travertine, granite and concrete surfaces. The bush-hammering makes the surface corrugated with an effect similar to the orange peel. Today, bush-hammering is highly appreciated and required for both practical and safety reasons for its anti-slip and aesthetic effects and for the types of finishes that can be obtained such as sandblasting, comma, nicking, scratching. We can make bush-hammered stone in various coarse, medium and fine grains used for external and internal facades and for non-slip flooring as well as for external stairways. Anti-slip is mainly required for safety. The bush-hammering is applied on reinforced concrete and on prefabricated concrete panels for exposed works to give the product an aesthetic appearance.In the 1990s the first rotary bush hammer was patented the advantage is the speed of realization of the bush-hammering through the rolling of the widia inserts (mechanical bush hammering) with the possibility of choosing the grain to be made, based on the number of tips chosen which are in hard metal. Medium, coarse or fine bush-hammering.
Do you have a coating removal project or need to rough up concrete, create an anti-slip concrete surface, or strip and prepare for a new coating or overlay? Then a bush hammer is the tool you need to use. Bush hammers create a specific profile on concrete floors that open the floor up for large aggregate exposure. This allows for more effective removal of thin coatings and makes them the perfect tool for prepping floors for epoxy application in interior and exterior spaces. There is no better diamond tooling for this kind of job.
What Makes Bush Hammers So Effective?
Bush-hammering marble and granite
Bush-hammering is a process that gives a finish to stone, marble, travertine, granite and concrete surfaces. The bush-hammering makes the surface corrugated with an effect similar to the orange peel. Today, bush-hammering is highly appreciated and required for both practical and safety reasons for its anti-slip and aesthetic effects and for the types of finishes that can be obtained such as sandblasting, comma, nicking, scratching. We can make bush-hammered stone in various coarse, medium and fine grains used for external and internal facades and for non-slip flooring as well as for external stairways. Anti-slip is mainly required for safety. The bush-hammering is applied on reinforced concrete and on prefabricated concrete panels for exposed works to give the product an aesthetic appearance.In the 1990s the first rotary bush hammer was patented the advantage is the speed of realization of the bush-hammering through the rolling of the widia inserts (mechanical bush hammering) with the possibility of choosing the grain to be made, based on the number of tips chosen which are in hard metal. Medium, coarse or fine bush-hammering.
Do you have a coating removal project or need to rough up concrete, create an anti-slip concrete surface, or strip and prepare for a new coating or overlay? Then a bush hammer is the tool you need to use. Bush hammers create a specific profile on concrete floors that open the floor up for large aggregate exposure. This allows for more effective removal of thin coatings and makes them the perfect tool for prepping floors for epoxy application in interior and exterior spaces. There is no better diamond tooling for this kind of job.
What Makes Bush Hammers So Effective?
Wondering what makes bush hammersbush hammers the perfect restoration tool for stripping thin coatings of epoxy? It’s in their unique design. They are uniquely designed to easily create profiles with a Concrete Surface Profile (CSP) that can range between 3, 4, 5, or 6. This level of CSP is what you need for proper coating removal on concrete surfaces.
The process of using a bush hammer also lends to the tool’s effectiveness in coating removal. It is cost-effective and produces very little airborne dust, especially when attached to a proper dust extractor like the DiamaPro SVX line of dust extractors or the dust extractors from Lavina. Utilizing a proper dust extractor with a bush hammer will keep your dust containment well within OSHA standards. For safety, make sure to always use a safety plate whenever available for extra rotation when using your bush hammer.
The rate at which bush hammers are able to remove coatings is another point to their effectiveness. You can remove coatings at a rate of 200 to 2000 square feet per hour, depending on which concrete grinder you use, the condition of the floor, and the coating you are removing. Between the aggregate exposure of the concrete surface profile, the ease of dust containment, and the rate at which you can strip coatings or prep for an overlayment - it’s easy to see why bush hammers are so effective. They quickly pay for themselves on just your first couple of restoration projects.
Bush hammers can also be used with a variety of concrete grinders, in both bolt-on models as well as quick change models that work with adapter plates for your grinder.
Wondering what makes bush hammers the perfect restoration tool for stripping thin coatings of epoxy? It’s in their unique design. They are uniquely designed to easily create profiles with a Concrete Surface Profile (CSP) that can range between 3, 4, 5, or 6. This level of CSP is what you need for proper coating removal on concrete surfaces.
The process of using a bush hammer also lends to the tool’s effectiveness in coating removal. It is cost-effective and produces very little airborne dust, especially when attached to a proper dust extractor like the DiamaPro SVX line of dust extractors or the dust extractors from Lavina. Utilizing a proper dust extractor with a bush hammer will keep your dust containment well within OSHA standards. For safety, make sure to always use a safety plate whenever available for extra rotation when using your bush hammer.
The rate at which bush hammers are able to remove coatings is another point to their effectiveness. You can remove coatings at a rate of 200 to 2000 square feet per hour, depending on which concrete grinder you use, the condition of the floor, and the coating you are removing. Between the aggregate exposure of the concrete surface profile, the ease of dust containment, and the rate at which you can strip coatings or prep for an overlayment - it’s easy to see why bush hammers are so effective. They quickly pay for themselves on just your first couple of restoration projects.
Bush hammers can also be used with a variety of concrete grinders, in both bolt-on models as well as quick change models that work with adapter plates for your grinder.
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