SUPPLIES

Construction Supplies and Machine Consumables

CIMEX supplies the replaceable tools and accessories that keep compatible construction, cleaning and garden machines useful on site. The Bulgarian category covers diamond cutting and drilling accessories, concrete finishing parts, compactor mats, hammer bits and chisels. The current catalogue also groups airless spray tips, vacuum filters and adapters, abrasives, and chainsaw guide bars and chains. This broad selection makes machine compatibility the first question when choosing a consumable.

A consumable is selected for a particular machine and material, not simply because it looks similar to the old part. Record the machine model and the dimensions or code on the existing accessory. Then compare the holder, mounting pattern, operating limits and intended material on the individual product page. Matching those details helps avoid poor results, premature wear and unsafe use.

Diamond blades and core drilling accessories

Diamond blades are used with compatible saws to cut materials such as concrete, masonry or tile, depending on the blade design. Check blade diameter, arbor bore, permitted speed, cutting material and whether the blade is specified for wet or dry work. A blade intended for one material or cooling method should not be treated as interchangeable with every other disc.

Diamond core drill bits make circular holes for service penetrations and anchors in suitable materials. The required diameter, drilling depth and connection thread must match the drill and stand arrangement. Check whether the bit and machine support wet drilling, dry drilling or both. Where water is used, plan collection and protect electrical equipment. The dedicated Core Drill Bits category provides more detailed bit selection; this Supplies page helps identify the wider range of replaceable accessories.

Concrete finishing and compaction accessories

Power-trowel pans, float blades and finishing blades suit different stages of concrete floor finishing. Select by the trowel’s diameter, blade-arm fixing pattern and stage of work. A pan can help with early floating, while blades are chosen for the finish required as the slab develops. Fit the correct set for the specific power trowel and inspect the fasteners and wear before each run.

Plate-compactor mats may be used with suitable compactors when working over paving or another surface that needs protection. Their dimensions and mounting method must match the base plate. A mat does not make every compactor or surface suitable for paving work; consider plate weight, material condition and the manufacturer’s instructions. Replace worn or damaged mats before they lose their intended protective function.

Drill bits, chisels and cutting tools

Rotary hammers and breakers use different tool holders. SDS Max bits and chisels are for compatible SDS Max machines, while hex-shank tools require the correct hex holder size. Check the shank, working diameter or blade width, length and material application. A pointed chisel, flat chisel and drill bit serve different tasks, from breaking concrete to forming a hole. Do not force a tool into an incompatible holder.

For cutting or demolition work, inspect bits and chisels for excessive wear, cracking or a damaged shank. Keep the working end suited to the task and follow the machine instructions for sharpening or replacement. Eye protection, dust control and a secure work area matter as much as the selected accessory, especially when breaking brittle material.

Painting, sanding and cleaning supplies

Airless painting tips are chosen for the coating, desired spray width, tip orifice and sprayer capacity. Check the manufacturer’s permitted tip size and pressure rating. Filters and compatible spray accessories help manage blockages and finish quality; clean the system according to the coating and machine instructions. For wall and floor sanding, choose abrasive paper or discs that match the sander’s diameter, fixing system and material, then progress through suitable grits for the surface.

Vacuum adapters and HEPA filters are useful only when they fit the particular extractor and meet its specified filtration arrangement. Match hose connections and filter dimensions, and replace filters as directed rather than bypassing them. For chainsaws, guide bars and chains require the correct pitch, gauge, drive-link count and bar mount for the saw. Check the saw’s approved combinations before fitting replacement cutting gear.

Buy by fit and application

Browse the relevant CIMEX subcategory for the machine you own, then compare the product’s stated dimensions and compatibility with its manual or original part. Confirm whether the listing is a single piece, a set or a machine-specific attachment. Keep frequently used consumables clean and dry in storage, and inspect them before installation. If a size, shank or fixing code is unclear, verify it before ordering. Correctly chosen construction supplies support consistent cutting, drilling, finishing and cleaning without relying on guesswork.