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Here at Unicorn Diamond Co, we want to ensure that our clients have the knowledge they require to use our tooling to its optimal potential. Concrete is an unpredictable variant that can heavily influence your diamond toolings cutting and consumption rates and we’re here to make sure you’re getting that ‘bang for your buck’. We have built these tools over many years and tried them countless times to ensure that what we produce is what those on site actually need. Whilst our technicians can help you on a job to job basis, we have created a full polished concrete system...

When it comes to concrete grinding and polishing, selecting the correct diamond grit is just as important as choosing the right bond hardness. Diamond grit directly affects how aggressively a tool cuts, how much material it removes, and the quality of the surface finish left behind. Understanding diamond grit and its purpose throughout the grinding and polishing process can help contractors improve productivity, achieve better floor finishes, and reduce unnecessary tooling costs. What Is Diamond Grit? Diamond grit refers to the size of the diamond particles embedded within a metal bond, ceramic bond, or resin bond tool. The grit number...

Achieving a high-quality polished concrete finish requires more than just selecting the right machine and tooling. One of the most important decisions during the polishing process is choosing between wet polishing resins and dry polishing resins. Each resin type has been specifically designed for different applications and understanding their strengths and limitations can significantly improve both productivity and final floor quality. What Are Concrete Polishing Resins? Resin polishing pads are used during the later stages of concrete polishing to refine the surface, remove scratches, increase clarity, and develop the desired level of gloss. Like metal bond diamond tools, resins are...

Selecting the correct metal bond diamond tooling is one of the most important factors in achieving efficient concrete grinding and surface preparation. While many contractors focus on diamond grit size, the bond itself often has a greater impact on tool performance, cutting speed, tool life, and overall project costs. Understanding how metal bonds work can help you maximise productivity, reduce tooling consumption, and achieve a more consistent grinding result. What Is a Metal Bond? The "bond" of a diamond tool refers to the metal matrix that holds the diamond particles in place. As the tool grinds the concrete surface, both...