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Edco Scabblers

Scabblers use compressed air to hammer piston-mounted bits into the concrete surface roughening the concrete surface more than grinding or scarifying. EDCO’s Chip-Dek Scabbler can remove up to 1/4 inch of concrete surface in a single pass. The actual production rate depends on the strength of the concrete. A typical removal rate for a machine with a 12-inch working width is 200 to 250 square feet per hour at a 1/8-inch depth.

Edco	CD-3	CD-5
Power	Air	Air
Air Power	100 CFM at 100PSI	160 CFM at 100PSI
Phase	NA	NA
RPM’s	NA	NA
Belts	NA	NA
Length	41.5″	44″
Width	21″	29″
Weight	165 lbs	278 lbs

Edco CD-3 3-Head Scabbler

Production Rate:

• Remove up to 200 sq ft per hour at depth per pass of 3/16″
• 3 Scabbler heads provide 8″ working width

Production Notes:

• Provides 1200 hits per minute for fast surface removal
• 2″ Vacuum Port for dust-free operation
• Equipped with an in-line lubricator
• Equipped with a Whip-check safety cable, assures safe air hose hookup
• Heavy-duty 1/4″ steel frame

Ideal For:

• Creating slip-resistant surfaces
• Creating wheelchair access ramps
• Creating excellent bonding texture for overlays
• Sidewalk trip hazard repair
• Removing delaminated concrete surface materials
• Removing spalled or deteriorated concrete
• Reducing high spots or leveling uneven joints
• Texturing parking garage ramps

Edco CD-5 5-Head Scabbler

Production Rate:

• 5 Scabbler heads provide 11-1/2″ working width
• Remove up to 250 sq ft per hour at depth per pass of 1/4″

Production Notes:

• Provides 1200 hits per minute for fast surface removal
• Equipped with a Whip-check safety cable, assures safe air hose hookup
• Requires only 160 CFM at 100 PSI
• Heavy-duty 1/4″ steel frame
• Wide T-Grip Handle and 8″ wheels for superior balance and handling
• 3″ Vacuum Port for dust-free operation
• Automatic in-line oiler

Ideal For:

• Creating slip resistant surfaces
• Scabbling down high spots or leveling uneven joints
• Roughening surfaces for new overlayments
• Creating wheelchair access ramps
• Creating excellent bonding texture for overlays
• Removing delaminated concrete surface materials
• Removing epoxy
• Texturing parking garage ramps
• Removing spalled or deteriorated concrete
• Breaking up ceramic tile

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