The Mark III Joint Clean-Out Saw is built to clean out concrete control joints and prep them for filling. Over time, control joints fill with dirt, debris, and old filler — and a clean joint is the key to a joint filler that bonds and lasts. The Mark III cuts the joint clean and consistent, so your filler keys in properly.
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What It’s For
- Cleaning out concrete control joints before filling
- Removing dirt, debris, and old joint filler
- Cutting joints clean and consistent so new filler bonds
- Prepping joints for repair and refilling
Joints vs. Cracks
The Mark III is made for control joints — the straight, intentional joints cut into a slab. That’s a different job from chasing random cracks:
Doing both joint and crack work? Call us and we’ll set you up with the right tools.
Why Clean a Joint First?
Joint filler only works if it bonds to clean joint walls. Filling over old filler, dirt, and debris leads to failure — the new filler won’t grab, and you’re back to redoing it. Cleaning the joint out first with the Mark III gives the filler a clean surface to bond to, so the repair lasts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s it for? Cleaning out concrete control joints and prepping them for filling.
How is it different from a crack chaser? The Mark III cleans straight control joints; crack chasers rout out random cracks. Different jobs, different tools.
Why clean the joint first? Joint filler needs clean joint walls to bond — cleaning out the old filler and debris first makes the repair last.
Order the Mark III Today
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Item # 670013700 (US Saws SX13800)