A Vibratory Floor Screed is a machine used in construction to level and compact concrete surfaces. It helps reduce air voids and enhances the density of the concrete.
It is primarily used for scraping and leveling concrete ground surfaces, making it suitable for the construction of roads, workshops, and squares.
The vibrating function helps to eliminate air pockets in the concrete mix, leading to better compaction and a denser, stronger final surface.
Yes, the operator can manually adjust the impact force and control the vibrating frequency at any moment during operation.
The gasoline models typically have higher output power and speed compared to the electric models, which are more suitable for indoor use due to no emissions.
The weight varies by model, with gasoline models weighing approximately 25KG and electric models around 28KG.
The frame can be made from aluminum alloy, stainless steel, or iron, depending on the specific model chosen.
The maximum speed can reach up to 5200 RPM for gasoline models and 2800 RPM for electric models.
No, after using the screed and vibrating the surface, there is no need to sprinkle dry cement before pressing or polishing.
The vibrating ruler dimensions can vary but generally range from 1 to 6 meters in length and 18 cm in width.
The screed uses either a flexible shaft drive for gasoline models or an electric motor drive for electric models.
Vibration force varies by model, with gasoline models providing up to 10KN and electric models offering up to 1KN.
The aluminum alloy blade is abrasion resistant, lightweight, and provides high flatness, contributing to a smoother finish and durability.
The electric model can operate on 380V three-phase electricity or 220V single-phase electricity.
Routine maintenance includes checking the engine oil, ensuring the blades are sharp, and inspecting the drive system for wear and tear.
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