Concrete Floor Grinders for Contractors - Single Head

Looking for Concrete Floor Grinders Single Head built for precision and professional-grade performance? At Concrete Tools Direct, we offer trusted, contractor-grade grinders designed for light to medium surface prep, coating removal, and concrete smoothing. Compact and easy to maneuver, these grinders are ideal for tight spaces or smaller jobs. All models ship fast across the U.S. with no sales tax (except TX), giving you reliable, durable tools that deliver smooth, consistent results on every jobsite.

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Top-Rated Concrete Floor Grinders - Single Head

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Our experts selected these contractor-grade Concrete Floor Grinders Single Head for precision, reliability, and ease of use. Perfect for small to medium slabs, tight spaces, and detailed surface prep, these grinders deliver consistent, professional results on every job.

10/12 Core Prep Single-Head Floor Grinder, AC-powered - CPG100

Built for the concrete construction worker needing efficiency, quality, and durability, the 10/12 Core Prep Single-Head Floor Grinder is a robust AC-powered, walk behind concrete grinder.
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8 Core Prep Single-Head Floor Grinder, AC-powered - CPG80E

Our 8 Core Prep Single-Head Floor Grinder, CPG80E, is a top choice for any concrete construction worker seeking a reliable, walk behind concrete grinder.
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Concrete Surface Grinder - Core Prep CPG80E - Single Head - 8

Level and smooth your floors with the Core Prep CPG80E Concrete Surface Grinder. With its 8-inch single head design, this compact machine is perfect for removing coatings, smoothing rough concrete, and prepping floors for finishing.
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How to Choose the Right Concrete Floor Grinder - Single Head

Selecting the right Concrete Floor Grinder Single Head is key to achieving smooth, professional surfaces. Consider your project size, surface condition, and power needs to ensure efficient, consistent results on every jobsite.

Grinder Type

Electric grinders are ideal for indoor or low-emission jobs, while gas-powered models provide more power and mobility for larger or outdoor projects.

Disc Size

Smaller 8–10 grinders offer precision and maneuverability for tight spaces, while larger 12"–14" models cover more surface area for faster grinding.

Power & Motor

Choose grinders with professional-grade motors, such as 7.5HP options, for consistent performance and the ability to handle tougher surfaces.

Portability & Control

Compact, lightweight grinders make it easier to navigate edges, corners, and confined spaces, while heavier models excel on large slabs.

Durability & Maintenance

Look for reinforced frames, high-quality steel housing, and easy-to-access components to ensure long-lasting performance and minimal downtime.
No matter the size or scope of your project, the right single head concrete floor grinder delivers precise, reliable results. Explore our selection to find a professional-grade model that meets your jobsite needs.

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We carry contractor-trusted Concrete Floor Grinders Single Head from leading brands — built for precision, durability, and professional-grade performance on the jobsite.

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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ’s

What’s the best Concrete Floor Grinder Single Head for small jobs?

For detail work or tight spaces, compact models like the 8 CPG80E provide precise grinding with easy maneuverability, ideal for light to medium surface prep.

What size surfaces can a Floor Grinder Single Head handle?

Single head grinders are best for small to medium slabs, edges, and areas where precision is required. Larger slabs may require multiple passes or dual head grinders.

Should I choose an electric or gas-powered single head grinder?

Electric grinders are great for indoor or low-emission areas, offering quiet operation and low maintenance. Gas-powered units provide higher output and mobility for outdoor or commercial sites.

How do I maintain my Concrete Floor Grinder Single Head?

Inspect and clean the grinding heads after each use, check belts and pads for wear, and ensure proper lubrication. Store the grinder in a dry environment to extend its lifespan.