Industrial epoxy stripping
Le problème
Aged resins to remove before refinishing: workshops and logistics.
Sept Tools
Rabot Castor: 30 m²/shift, surface immediately ready for installation.
Sept Tools
Concrete floor planing for surface preparation
Sept Tools floor planers for stripping bonded coatings, levelling and preparing surfaces before laying new floors.
Concrete floor planing mechanically removes a bonded coating, corrects flatness defects or strips a surface laitance. More aggressive than grinding and faster than shot blasting, planing is the tool of choice for stripping epoxy, PVC adhesive, industrial paint or aged resin. Sept Tools develops a range of French brushless planers tailored to every project scale, from small technical rooms to large logistics platforms.
Measured performance
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Sound level
Acoustic comfort on indoor occupied job sites.
0.35m/s²
Vibration
Handle measurement for the Sept Tools brushless planer range.
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Single-pass depth
Targeted stripping without reaching healthy concrete.
200-400m²
Drum endurance
On standard concrete. Drums in stock in Roanne.
Méthode traditionnelle vs Sept Tools
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Chemical strippers / shot blasting
- Chemical strippers: odours, hazardous waste
- Shot blasting: dust everywhere, compliance impossible
- Low throughput and degraded ROI
- Concrete substrate attacked without control
- No alternative to ageing resins
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Sept Tools brushless planers
- Dry mechanical planing, zero chemicals
- Source extraction: silica OEL compliance
- 30 m²/shift with Rabot Castor
- Depth set to the millimetre: substrate preserved
- Surface immediately ready for installation
Why Sept Tools
French brushless engineering
Brushless 1600 W constant torque
Torque preserved against the planing effort, without overheating.
Interchangeable drums
Diamond or tungsten carbide depending on the material to strip.
Adjustable depth
To the millimetre: controlled stripping without reaching the concrete substrate.
IU33 source extraction
Chip and dust capture: silica compliance and a clean site.
Our floor planing method
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Coating diagnosis
Material type, thickness, reinforced substrate: drum selection.
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Depth setting
Cut depth adjusted to the millimetre to coating thickness.
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Brushless planing
Rabot Castor or Plafond, constant torque, steady feed.
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Source extraction
IU33 Longopac or Turbo7 connected: chip and fines capture.
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Substrate check
Healthy concrete verification, surface ready for new installation.
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Coating diagnosis
Material type, thickness, reinforced substrate: drum selection.
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Depth setting
Cut depth adjusted to the millimetre to coating thickness.
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Brushless planing
Rabot Castor or Plafond, constant torque, steady feed.
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Source extraction
IU33 Longopac or Turbo7 connected: chip and fines capture.
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Substrate check
Healthy concrete verification, surface ready for new installation.
Our solutions
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Use cases
For which job sites?
PVC adhesive removal
Le problème
Neoprene and acrylic left by bonded tile: chemical strippers ineffective.
Sept Tools
Clean mechanical stripping: durable and compliant alternative.
Local levelling
Le problème
Localised high spots: full self-levelling pour too costly.
Sept Tools
Targeted millimetre planing before tile or parquet installation.
Industrial paints
Le problème
Floor markings and signage to remove: manual sanding slow and dirty.
Sept Tools
Fast planing with source extraction: cleaner, faster.
Silica compliance
Le problème
EU silica limit 0.1 mg/m³: unvacuumed stripping unlawful.
Sept Tools
IU33 or Turbo7 connected: chip and fines capture, sealed bagging.
Surfacing rebar
Le problème
Steel near the surface: drum and safety risk.
Sept Tools
Prior radar locating plus depth setting: secured trajectory.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions, answered
Planing versus grinding: which to choose?
Planing removes material more aggressively and faster. It suits stripping a thick coating or correcting flatness. Grinding is finer and suited to finishing. The two operations are often complementary.
How much can be removed in one pass?
Maximum cut depth is 3 mm per pass on standard concrete. For thicker stripping, multiple successive passes are recommended to preserve the drum and motor.
Does the planer damage the concrete substrate?
No, provided the cut depth is set correctly. The drum stops on healthy concrete. Sept Tools provides the setting procedure based on the coating thickness.
What is a drum's lifespan?
On standard concrete, a diamond drum processes 200 to 400 m². On very hard or reinforced concrete, lifespan drops accordingly. Replacement drums in stock in Roanne.
Does the planer work on reinforced concrete?
Yes, but the operator must avoid surfacing rebar zones. A prior radar scan identifies steel positions and allows trajectory adaptation.
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