Floor Tooling

 Floor Tooling | Floor Grinding and Polishing Tools

Professional tools for floor grinding and polishing:
polishing pads, pad holders, diamond tools, brushes, floor machines, and more.

Floor Polishing Tools category; here you’ll discover a wide selection of professional equipment and accessories designed to help you easily achieve stunning, polished floors.
Whether you’re a professional contractor or a DIY enthusiast, we’ve got you covered with a range of tools, machines, and products suitable for various flooring materials, including marble, granite, concrete, and more.
From powerful floor polishing machines to diamond polishing pads, our collection offers the perfect solutions for enhancing the beauty and durability of your floors. Transform dull and worn surfaces into brilliant, mirror-like finishes that will leave a lasting impression.
Explore our floor polishing tools and buffering tools; take the first step towards creating floors that shine with elegance and sophistication.

Types of Floor Polishing Tools

• Floor Diamond Resin Tools
  Tools for grinding and polishing floors. Floor tools are divided into 3 families diamond-metallic tools, resin-bonded tools, and pads (that you find in a dedicated category).
• Floor Machine Accessories Spare Parts
  Replacement components for Klindex floor polishers, like capacitors, handle covers, adapters, pad drivers, and planetary plates. Having spare parts readily available online is essential to keep your work running smoothly, as even a small part needing replacement can stop your operations
• Floor Machines
  At Amastone we are one of the main distributors of Klindex floor machines that offer powerful, reliable solutions for polishing and restoring concrete and natural stone floors, including single-brush polishers and heavy-duty machines for professional floor care.
• Floor Pads & Brushes
  Polishing pads, both diamond and non-diamond, Brushes and Specific chemical products (powder) to be used with them

Buffing and polishing are two distinct processes used to enhance the appearance of floors, and they serve different purposes:

1. Buffing a Floor:
   • Purpose: Buffing is primarily done to maintain the existing shine and smoothness of a floor. It is a maintenance process used to remove minor scratches, scuff marks, and dullness that may have developed over time.
   • Method: Buffing involves the use of a floor buffer or a burnishing machine equipped with a non-abrasive pad or a very fine abrasive pad. These machines rotate at high speeds, creating friction that helps to restore the glossiness of the floor.
   • Products: Buffing typically uses a buffing compound, a polishing powder, or a high-gloss floor finish to achieve the desired shine.
   • Frequency: Buffing is performed regularly to keep the floor looking its best, and it does not involve the removal of any material from the floor surface.
2. Polishing a Floor:
   • Purpose: Polishing, on the other hand, is a more intensive process used to enhance the shine and smoothness of a floor, often as part of initial floor finishing or restoration efforts. It can be used to remove deeper scratches and imperfections.
   • Method: Polishing typically involves the use of specialized equipment such as floor polishing machines with diamond-impregnated abrasive pads. These machines are capable of removing a thin layer of the floor’s surface to reveal a new, shiny layer.
   • Products: Polishing usually involves the use of diamond polishing pads or abrasive compounds that are progressively finer to achieve the desired level of shine and smoothness.
   • Frequency: Polishing is less frequent than buffing and is typically done as a part of a floor maintenance or restoration project.

In summary, buffing is a less aggressive process aimed at maintaining and refreshing the shine of a floor’s surface, while polishing is a more intensive process that can remove deeper imperfections and create a high-gloss finish. The choice between buffing and polishing depends on the condition of the floor and the level of shine and smoothness desired.

If you are a stone fabricator with an in-line automatic polishing machine have a look at the: granite polishing tools