Tatooine Concrete Vibratory Truss Screed

It is a frame-type, semi-automatic screed designed for leveling, vibrating, compacting and finishing large concrete surfaces such as road slabs, bridge decks, parking lots, industrial floors and other large pours. It is not intended for tasks other than concrete leveling.

The screed is modular and available in multiple standard lengths; models can be configured to suit project needs. Typical offered ranges cover from roughly 3–18 m depending on model and configuration. Contact sales for exact standard packages and custom-length options.

The unit uses an air-cooled, 4-cycle gasoline engine with power options from about 5.5 HP up to 13 HP. The engines run up to a maximum speed of 3,600 rpm.

The screed generates up to approximately 800 N of vibration force, providing effective compaction and a smooth, level finish for large-area concrete pours.

Fuel tank options are typically 3.6 L or 9.2 L depending on model. Actual operating time varies with engine load and conditions; larger tanks reduce the need for frequent refueling on long jobs.

The machine is designed to be lightweight for its class (around 168 kg for a standard configuration) and features an integrated operating handle so a single trained operator can perform the screeding operation.

The body is available in high-strength aluminum alloy (to reduce weight) or steel for customers requiring additional durability. Aluminum alloy models are noted for lower weight and easier handling.

The screed is designed for rapid assembly and disassembly without special tools; sections can be combined or separated by one person, which simplifies transport and on-site setup.

Maximum paving thickness is approximately 280 mm (about 11.02 inches). Typical travel speed during operation is around 8–10 m/min, depending on material and settings.

The machine is semi-automatic: it provides powered vibration and leveling assistance but requires an operator to guide and control the screed. This balances ease of use with precise manual control.

Routine maintenance includes engine servicing (oil, air filter, spark plug), checking bearings, gearbox and motor condition, and inspecting fasteners and the vibrating mechanism. The design emphasizes durable components to reduce downtime, but follow the engine and component manufacturers' maintenance schedules.

Yes — video inspection and demonstrations are provided to help confirm performance and condition prior to purchase. Ask your sales representative for available videos or a live demo if needed.

Operators should be trained, wear appropriate PPE (hearing, eye and respiratory protection, gloves, safety boots), ensure stable footing, avoid loose clothing near moving parts, follow proper shutdown procedures before maintenance, and operate in well-ventilated areas to manage gasoline engine exhaust.

Yes — spare parts such as engine components, bearings, and gearbox parts are available. Contact the supplier or manufacturer for part numbers, availability and technical support. It’s recommended to keep common consumables on hand for fast repairs.

Warranty terms and delivery options vary by supplier and region. The product listing includes video inspection and standard support; contact your sales representative for specific warranty coverage, lead times, shipping costs and export documentation.