2 Octagon Segments Lavina Concrete Grinding Shoes

Description

The metal bond Lavina concrete grinding shoes consist of two parts: segments and a steel base, both connected through high-frequency welding of copper soldiers. The segments are securely attached to the steel base, providing stability and reducing the risk of detachment during operation.

Compared to rectangular segments, the octagon type features a narrower width, which allows for a more aggressive cutting action on concrete floors. This design enhances the grinding efficiency, enabling quicker removal of material and surface coatings. The octagon segments’ sharp edges penetrate the concrete surface more effectively, resulting in a smoother and more even finish.

2 octagons Lavina X series

2 octagons Lavina old version

This innovative design ensures faster cutting and increased productivity, making these Lavina concrete grinding shoes ideal for demanding grinding tasks. Whether you’re preparing a floor for a new coating, leveling an uneven surface, or removing stubborn coatings, the octagon segments provide the performance you need to complete the job efficiently.

Additionally, the easy-change system allows for quick and hassle-free replacement of the grinding segments, minimizing downtime and maximizing your operational efficiency. These high-quality 2 octagon Lavina Concrete Grinding Shoes are a reliable choice for professionals seeking optimal performance and value in their concrete grinding tools.

Optional Lavina steel base

For Lavina concrete grinding shoes, there are two versions of the steel base: the old version for Lavina S and Pro machines only, and the new version for Lavina X machines, but also compatible with Lavina S and Pro models. To ensure Lavina concrete grinding shoes is compatible with other floor grinding machines, we offer options with or without three thread holes. Therefore, we mainly offer four types of Lavina steel bases. Please review them below.

Old version without holes

Old version with 3 thread holes

New version without holes

New version with 3 thread holes

Optional bond types

Different hardnesses of bonds are used for grinding different hardnesses of concrete. We mainly provide six bonds on our concrete grinding diamonds, including one Extremely Soft Bond for extremely hard concrete. They are Very Hard Bond, Hard Bond, Medium Bond, Soft Bond, and Very Soft Bond.

There are 2 different code systems to be used for recognizing the tools. To indicate the bond type of the grinding segments, use Bond Codes. To indicate the hardness of the concrete floor, use the Floor Codes. You can use either of them, just make sure you understand.

Concrete hardness and corresponding diamond bonds

The painting color for each bond is for your reference. If you are a concrete contractor and don't have the requirements on the colors, we will paint the tools according to the chart. If you are a reseller, we will confirm with you about the painting color before arranging the production. You can customize the painting colors, and it's totally free. Please check the following picture to know what colors we do.

Optional painting colors

Here we sort a series of our general painting colors for your reference. You can choose the color from the chart or customize other painting colors by providing us with the code of Pantone colors or others

Generally used colors for Xpert Diamond Tools

Packaging methods – Lavina concrete grinding shoes

Our Lavina concrete grinding segments is fully protected and packed before shipping to avoid any damage during transit. The packaging includes three types of hard boxes with pearl cotton inside: green, brown, and white. The green box is harder than the other two and provides better protection for the diamond tools, while the brown and white boxes are more environmentally friendly.

6 pcs per box

9 pcs per box

Different concrete grinding diamonds have various packaging methods based on quantity. For Lavina diamond tooling, we offer three different packaging quantities: 6 pieces per box, 9 pieces per box, and 12 pieces per box. Among these, the most popular option is 6 pieces per box.

To make the tools easily identifiable from outside the box, we affix a label on the surface of the box indicating the product name, diamond grits, and bond types.