Mechanized Floor Screed

1. Leveling the floor surface
Semi-dry concrete screed makes it possible to create an even base for installing various floor coverings, such as polymer or epoxy coatings for industrial floors.

2. Strengthening the concrete floor
By adding reinforcement to the concrete floor, such as steel mesh, rebar framework, or fiber, semi-dry screed increases the strength and stability of the industrial floor and prevents cracking.

3. Fast drying and hardening of the concrete floor
Lower water content in semi-dry screed reduces waiting time before applying protective coatings.

4. Less shrinkage settlement
Semi-dry concrete screed has less shrinkage, which reduces the risk of cracks and surface deformation of the concrete floor over time.

1. Preparing the base. The floor surface on which the concrete screed will be laid must be clean, level, and dry, without oil stains, dust, or other contaminants.
2. Installing formwork along the perimeter of the pouring area
3. Installing waterproofing if necessary
4. Preparing the concrete mix in accordance with project documentation requirements
5. Laying the concrete screed using automated methods
6. Compacting and leveling the concrete
7. Drying and curing
8. Performing quality control

Further processing and finishing are additional types of work that may include grinding, polishing, applying a protective coating, or installing polymer coatings.