Common Concrete Trip Hazards
Eliminate concrete trip hazards and slippery surfaces with a concrete scarifier.
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Eliminate concrete trip hazards and slippery surfaces with a concrete scarifier.
If you have to work with asphalt or concrete, you need to have the right equipment to get the job done right. Concrete grinders, shot blasters, floor scrapers, and scarifiers are all used in surface preparation to get different results. So, what is a scarifier, and when should you choose it over other surface preparation […]
When you’re planning your next surface preparation project, it’s important to choose the right equipment for the task at hand. If your goal is to remove a light urethane coating from a floor you’ll use a different machine than if you need to remove a thick layer of mastic coating. To help you determine which […]
If you want to quickly and effectively remove even the thickest epoxy coatings, a scarifier is an excellent option. Equipped with hard, durable cutting tools, they can “chew” through asphalt, concrete, and thick coatings so it can be profiled and recoated or painted. To remove a thick coating with a scarifier and apply a fresh […]
Concrete slabs that have moved because of age or improper placement can have areas of height inequality. The variation in height can cause trip hazards, excessive wear on rolling equipment, and be areas of premature concrete breakdown. In severe cases, slab replacement may be necessary, but in most instances, moderate height inequalities can be flattened […]