Laser Guided Concrete Laser Screed Machine

It employs high-frequency vibration, primarily to expel air bubbles from the concrete and ensure a denser mix. With a rotational speed reaching 3,600 RPM, it delivers powerful vibration. This process ensures an even distribution of aggregates (large and small stones), resulting in a floor with high strength and excellent wear resistance. Crucially, the machine performs leveling, slurry extraction, and compaction simultaneously, ensuring rapid work progress. The finished floor is highly durable, resistant to dusting, hollow spots, and cracking, yielding an excellent finish. It is ideal for large-scale flooring projects such as industrial plants, logistics parks, parking lots, and airport runways.

You can choose from several brands of transmitters, including Leica (Switzerland) and Topcon (Japan), as well as models capable of dual-slope operation. The main advantage of these top brands is their stable, drift-free precision, establishing a reference plane accurate to the millimeter. They offer long-range signal transmission and strong interference resistance, allowing work to proceed across large sites without constantly repositioning the unit. The dual-slope model allows for automatic setting of slopes along both the X and Y axes, making it suitable for projects requiring specific gradients, such as drainage slopes in underground garages or airport runways. Using this system eliminates the need for manual string-lining or repeated measurements, significantly boosting efficiency.

The receiver is compatible with units from Leica (Switzerland) or Comac (Germany). It features high sensitivity, capturing signals from the transmitter in real-time and continuously monitoring the leveling head's height. It automatically adjusts the elevation (raising or lowering) to ensure the concrete surface remains perfectly level. It responds rapidly and offers precise positioning, keeping elevation errors within strict tolerances. It operates reliably even in direct sunlight, unaffected by glare or light interference. It is the ideal choice for high-standard facilities such as industrial plants and logistics warehouses.

The controller supports hydraulic proportional systems from top-tier brands like Mitsubishi (Japan) or Danfoss (USA), known for their ruggedness and reliability. Its operating logic involves a receiver feeding signals back to the controller to form a closed-loop system, which automatically adjusts the height of the leveling head with exceptional precision. Operators require minimal intervention as the machine handles leveling and self-correction automatically. With strong electromagnetic interference resistance, it performs reliably through continuous day-and-night shifts-even in harsh job-site conditions-and requires little maintenance.