Professional Surface Preparation with Probeton
Concrete grinding is a mechanical finishing process that produces a surface with a texture ranging from CSP2 to CSP3 in accordance with ICRI Technical Guideline No. 310.2R. At Probeton, we use advanced diamond tools and a modern fleet of machinery, which allows us to carry out projects on large industrial surfaces.
Professionally performed concrete floor grinding provides an excellent foundation for subsequent stages of work, such as silicate treatments, the application of epoxy systems, or concrete polishing to a high gloss. We provide our services efficiently, on time, and in accordance with the highest technical standards.
We offer concrete floor grinding services exclusively for industrial facilities. We do not accept orders from individual customers.
Concrete Rough Grinding
It ensures the precise removal of laitance or worn out concrete top layer. The surface is prepared for new finishing systems, such as polished concrete or resin floor coatings. We perform the work using dust-free technology, which minimizes disruption to the surrounding area and allows operations at the facility to continue uninterrupted.
Old Flooring Removal
A treatment used on floors covered with mineral or synthetic coatings. It effectively removes old flooring as well as residues from adhesives and leveling compounds. Unlike shot blasting or milling, renovation grinding ensures proper surface preparation for polished concrete.
Key Benefits of Concrete Floor Grinding
- Greater surface evenness – standard grinding can remove up to 3 mm of concrete.
- Greater durability – removing the weak surface layer exposes "healthy" concrete, which is more resistant to abrasion.
- Logistics Safety – A more level floor reduces vibrations and damage to forklifts in warehouses.
- Ecology and Hygiene – dust-free operating systems protect the building's indoor environment and make daily maintenance easier.
- Better adhesion – opening the pores of the concrete ensures deep penetration of mineral sealants and proper priming of the substrate.
Concrete Floor Grinding – Tailored Methods
Dry Concrete Grinding
The most popular method for treating industrial floors using Husqvarna Dual Drive planetary grinders and high-performance industrial vacuum cleaners with HEPA filters. It allows for an immediate transition to repairs or priming the substrate in the case of resin floors. Dry concrete grinding works exceptionally well on soft and medium-hard concrete floors.
Wet concrete grinding
Wet grinding works very well for processing hard and very hard concrete, completely eliminating the risk of overheating the abrasive tools. This method produces only concrete slurry. It is continuously removed using automatic scrubbers and wet vacuum cleaners, and then subjected to a filtration and flocculation process. As a result, wet grinding is the ideal solution for facilities where even minimal dust in the rooms is unacceptable.
When should you order concrete grinding from Probeton?
- Surface Preparation—when you plan to install an industrial resin floor but don’t have the right equipment.
- Facility Modernization – the need to remove old paint coatings, wood preservatives, adhesive residue from floor coverings, and road markings.
- Floor dusting – when the surface layer of concrete wears away and generates annoying dust that settles on shelves and merchandise.
- Construction defects – when the floor was improperly troweled or damaged by rain.
Choose dust-free technologies from Probeton
Are you looking for a contractor who can accurately assess the condition of your floor and select the optimal diamond-cutting technology? Contact our office in Katowice. We operate nationwide, providing durable, safe, and environmentally friendly solutions.
Probeton Sp. z o.o.
ul. Roździeńska 41, 40-382 Katowice
Call us: +48 509 579 808
Email us: zapytania@probeton.pl
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