The EDCO 20336 is a carbide milling cutter, cataloged as CP207-T, made to keep an EDCO Crete-Planer scarifier cutting hard and clean. Concrete contractors and surface-prep crews rely on these carbide teeth to strip coatings, knock down trip hazards, and texture concrete and asphalt at production speed. Because cutters wear as a set, keeping fresh 20336 teeth on hand means a worn drum can be rebuilt on site instead of stalling the job.
Built for concrete surface preparation
- Removing paint, thick coatings, and mastic from concrete floors and decks
- Grinding down trip hazards and leveling uneven sidewalks and slabs
- Texturing and roughening concrete and asphalt for traction or overlay bonding
- Rebuilding worn cutter assemblies on EDCO CPM-8 and CPM-10 Crete-Planer scarifiers
Specifications
- EDCO part 20336, catalog reference CP207-T carbide milling teeth
- Fits EDCO CPM-8 and CPM-10 scarifier / Crete-Planer drums
- Carbide-tipped for long life on hard concrete and coatings
- Designed to be installed as a matched set for balanced cutting
Frequently asked questions
What machines does the 20336 cutter fit?
It is designed for EDCO CPM-8 and CPM-10 scarifiers (Crete-Planers) that use the CP207-T carbide milling teeth.
Should I replace one cutter or the full set?
Cutters wear together, so replacing the full set keeps the drum balanced and produces an even cut. Mixing new and worn teeth can cause uneven results and vibration.
What jobs are carbide cutters best for?
Carbide cutters excel at removing hard coatings, texturing surfaces, and leveling concrete and asphalt where aggressive material removal is needed.
How do carbide cutters differ from diamond tooling?
Carbide milling teeth remove material aggressively for scarifying and texturing, while diamond tooling is used for smoother grinding and polishing passes.
Discount Cleaning Products is a stocking source for EDCO scarifier parts with US-based support. Order EDCO 20336 cutters by the set and keep your Crete-Planer cutting at full production.
