Truss Screeds

Truss screed is a common concrete leveling machine. It is usually used in various leveling, compactness and mudding project of concrete road. Central polarization system is used in this machine, the strength of vibratory force is adjustable, slurry and leveling effects are excellent.It is an ideal floor finish if you're looking for something that's strong and resilient. It has an extremely tough finish that's able to withstand pressure from both foot and heavy equipment traffic, making it ideal for all types of buildings from homes to warehouses.

A Truss screed is one of the first pieces of equipment used in the placing of concrete, when the concrete mix is at its lowest viscosity and at its easiest point to screed off. Contractors refer to this as “Striking off” the slab. Here is what is accomplished by using a powered, vibrating, Truss Screed.Truss screed is a common concrete leveling machine. It is usually used in various leveling, compactness and mudding project of concrete road. Central polarization system is used in this machine, the strength of vibratory force is adjustable, slurry and leveling effects are excellent.Screed is a thin layer of material that is placed on top of a concrete subfloor. Usually, screed consists of cement and sharp sand, but where a more industrial version is required, coarse aggregates can be added to create a thicker layer.

A Truss screed is one of the first pieces of equipment used in the placing of concrete, when the concrete mix is at its lowest viscosity and at its easiest point to screed off. Contractors refer to this as “Striking off” the slab. Here is what is accomplished by using a powered, vibrating, Truss Screed.Truss screed is a common concrete leveling machine. It is usually used in various leveling, compactness and mudding project of concrete road. Central polarization system is used in this machine, the strength of vibratory force is adjustable, slurry and leveling effects are excellent.Screed is a thin layer of material that is placed on top of a concrete subfloor. Usually, screed consists of cement and sharp sand, but where a more industrial version is required, coarse aggregates can be added to create a thicker layer.