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Nowość od LIGCHINE: SCREEDSAVER PRO PLUS

New from LIGCHINE: SCREEDSAVER PRO PLUS

Introducing the Ligchine SCREEDSAVER™ PRO PLUS.

The PRO PLUS is the culmination of 15 years of experience in building laser-leveled concrete floors. It uses frame leveling technology that makes achieving FF/FL specifications not only possible, but repeatable every day. The PRO PLUS features SCREEDSHIFT™ technology, first developed in the MAX PLUS, allowing the operator to shift the screed head around obstacles and openings without having to rotate the head.

The PRO PLUS also utilizes a rotating chassis for versatility and speed when working in smaller or congested areas. With an increased auger size, longer boom reach, and wider screed head, the PRO PLUS is highly efficient in all applications, from warehouse floors to outdoor paving with varying sloped sidewalks. All these features have been achieved while maintaining the compact size and weight of the machine.

SCREEDSAVER PRO PLUS SPECIFICATIONS

Width: 8′ | 1.8 m

Length with head: 16′ | 4.9 m

Height: 5′ 10″ | 1.8 m

Weight: 9,180 lbs (4,164 kg)

Fuel tank: 8 gallons

Water tank (sprayer): 20 gallons

Screed head: 11′ (3.4 m) High performance

Drive system (hydraulic): 2-wheel proportional drive

Coverage per screed pass: 200 sq ft (18.6 sq m)

ScreedShift™ pivoting frame: 12º side-to-side working head movement with articulating boom

Engine: Yanmar 3TNV80F 24 HP (18.6 kW) diesel engine

Leveling systems:

  • 2D laser leveling (standard) for slope, incline, dual slope - Topcon LS-B110
  • 3D systems (optional) for contoured concrete paving - 3D LPS robot.

Ability to drive parallel to the screed: Yes - 360° hydraulically rotating chassis drive frame

Machine operation control: Wireless remote control

For more details and an offer, please contact the machinery department.

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