Floor Scarifiers

In the floor scarifiers category at TOOLSA.eu we present professional equipment designed for aggressive concrete removal, surface preparation and coating removal before applying new flooring systems. Scarifiers offer high work efficiency and are essential in renovation and industrial applications.

This category is part of the full range available in concrete scarifiers.

Applications of Floor Scarifiers

Removing Coatings and Contaminants

Scarifiers effectively remove resins, adhesives, epoxy compounds, paints, thin industrial floors and contaminated concrete layers. They allow the surface to be quickly prepared for further processing.

Levelling and Profiling Concrete

With precise depth adjustment, the machines enable levelling slabs, removing humps and correcting slopes, creating a smooth and stable base for new coatings.

Renovation and Industrial Work

Floor scarifiers are essential in production halls, garages, warehouses and commercial buildings where surfaces require deep cleaning or restoration.

Why Choose TOOLSA.eu Floor Scarifiers?

✔ High efficiency – fast work rates on large surfaces.
✔ Depth adjustment – full control over removal intensity.
✔ Wide compatibility – supports various cutter types.
✔ Industrial durability – built for harsh working environments.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What is a floor scarifier used for?

A scarifier removes old coatings, contaminants and the top layer of concrete, preparing the substrate for new flooring systems.

Is a scarifier suitable for large areas?

Yes — these machines are designed for halls, warehouses and car parks, where high efficiency and durability are essential.

What cutters are used in floor scarifiers?

The most commonly used types include drum cutters, segment cutters, saw-type cutters and flail cutters, selected according to the substrate and desired finish.

Is scarifying loud and dusty?

Yes — scarifying generates noise and significant dust, therefore machines should operate with an industrial vacuum cleaner and proper protective equipment.

Can a scarifier damage the substrate?

Scarifiers are aggressive tools that intentionally remove a layer of concrete. With correct depth adjustment, the substrate remains stable and ready for further work.