SURFACE PREPARATION:
THE POWER OF SCARIFYING
Scarifying is an essential technique used in surface preparation that involves removing layers of surface material to achieve a smooth, clean, and textured finish. Whether you’re preparing a concrete floor for coating, removing adhesives, or creating a profile for better adhesion, scarifying offers a versatile and efficient solution.
We specialize in providing high-quality scarifying equipment and services that deliver consistent results for a wide range of applications. Whether you’re working on industrial floors, commercial spaces, or even outdoor areas, our scarifying solutions ensure your surfaces are perfectly prepped for whatever comes next.
What is Scarifying?
Scarifying, also known as concrete planing or surface milling, involves using specialized machines that are equipped with rotating steel cutters to mechanically remove material from the surface. This technique can be used on various substrates such as concrete, asphalt, and even certain types of stone. Scarifying is ideal for both surface cleaning and profiling, which is essential for improving adhesion for coatings, overlays, or other materials.

Why Choose Scarifying?
• Enhanced Surface Profile: Scarifying creates a rougher surface, providing a stronger bond for coatings and adhesives.
• Quick and Efficient: Unlike traditional methods, scarifying can remove significant amounts of material in a relatively short period, saving time and labor.
• Versatile Applications: Whether it’s for concrete, asphalt, or other surfaces, scarifying can address a wide variety of surface issues.
• Reduced Downtime: The process is less disruptive than other methods like shot blasting or grinding, allowing for minimal operational downtime.
• Improved Surface Texture: Ideal for when a higher level of surface roughness is required for better coating adhesion or non-slip performance.
• Cost-Effective: For large-scale projects, scarifying can be more cost-effective than other surface preparation methods, especially in terms of labor and equipment usage.