Concrete and Masonry Tools for Cutting, Drilling, and Finishing

A concrete job runs through several distinct stages, and this page covers the tools for each one. Cutting starts it off. Cut-off saws, walk-behind saws, and masonry saws handle straight cuts through concrete and block. Diamond blades and core bits cut and drill into the material itself. Core drill rigs and stands support larger drilling jobs that a handheld drill can't manage alone.

Placing and finishing concrete comes next. Vibrators consolidate a fresh pour. Screeds level it off. Power trowels bring the surface to a hard, smooth finish. Rammers and plate compactors handle the ground itself, compacting soil and base material before or after the pour.

Demolition and surface prep round out the heavier end of this page. Demolition hammers and pneumatic breakers take concrete apart. Scarifiers and scabblers strip coatings and roughen a surface. Surface grinders and polishers take a floor from rough to finished, and shot blasters profile a slab without grinding it at all.

This page also covers the practical side of the job. Rebar cutters, benders, and tiers handle reinforcement work. Material handling equipment moves heavy slabs and material. Core drill rigs, buggies, and screed bars round out the equipment that keeps a bigger job moving.

Husqvarna covers the widest range on this page by far, spanning saws, drills, compactors, and finishing equipment. Bartell and Imer add more compactors, mixers, and trowels. Wacker Neuson, Pearl Abrasive, and BN Products cover more compaction, grinding, and rebar equipment. Hundreds of additional brands round out everything from core bits to screed blades to demolition robots.

Give us a call if you're not sure where to start on a concrete project, and we'll help you figure out what the job actually needs.