Selecting the Right Floor Grinder: Husqvarna Grinder Guide
- Amee Curtis

- Aug 1
- 2 min read

When it comes to concrete grinding, the wrong machine slows you down and chews up your margins. But the right one? It makes your work faster, cleaner, and more professional.
That’s why so many contractors stick with Husqvarna. From small spaces to massive warehouses, their grinder lineup covers it all—and at PNW ECS, we help you match the right machine to the job.
In this guide, we’ll break down top Husqvarna floor grinders and show you which one fits your workflow, crew size, and project demands.
Why Husqvarna Grinder Selection Matters
Choosing the wrong grinder can lead to:
Uneven surfaces
Tooling wear-out
Poor coating adhesion
Delays due to underpowered machines
🎯 The right machine = better surface prep + less operator fatigue.
Husqvarna Models We Trust (And Stock)
🔹 Husqvarna PG 280
Best for: Edge work, residential, tight quarters
Single disc, lightweight, 110V
Foldable handle + compact design = perfect for garages and hallways
🔹 Husqvarna PG 450
Best for: Small to mid-size commercial jobs
Planetary design, 17” working width
Versatile enough for prep, polishing, or removal
🔹 Husqvarna PG 530
Best for: High-performance jobs in warehouses or retail
Three-head planetary, 21” working width
Runs on 220V, delivers excellent grinding pressure
🔹 Husqvarna PG 680/820
Best for: Large industrial projects or polishing pros
Top-tier machines with unmatched efficiency
Self-propelled, dust-ready, massive coverage
💡 Ask about our tooling packages—we carry compatible metal and resin bond diamonds for all Husqvarna grinders.
How to Choose the Right Grinder
Here’s a quick breakdown by job type:
Project Type | Recommended Model |
Garage or Basement | PG 280 or PG 450 |
Restaurant or Showroom | PG 450 or PG 530 |
Retail Store or Warehouse | PG 530 or PG 680 |
Airport Hangar or Plant | PG 680 or PG 820 |
Key questions to ask:
What’s your power access? (110V vs 220V vs 3‑phase)
Are you doing prep, removal, or full polish?
How much square footage per day is expected?
Do you need edge access or full open-floor coverage?
Tips for Getting the Most from Your Grinder
Use proper bond hardness for your concrete—soft bond for hard slabs, hard bond for soft slabs.
Keep your tooling clean and rotated.
Vacuum regularly—dust buildup under the head causes swirl marks.
Don’t skip the densifier before final passes if polishing.
Log your RPM and pass counts—repeatable results = professional results.
Conclusion
Whether you’re removing glue, prepping for epoxy, or polishing to a mirror finish, the right grinder is your MVP.Husqvarna machines are built for contractors who want power, precision, and parts they can count on.
At PNW ECS, we don’t just sell grinders—we help you use them right.
📍 Shop Husqvarna in Fife and Sandy Need a machine on short notice? We’ve got stock and accessories on hand, plus training to get your crew up to speed.




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