
03 · Concrete Equipment
Power Trowel
A walk-behind machine with rotating blades that gives concrete slabs a smooth, dense, level finish.
03 · Concrete Equipment
Also called Magnesium float · Concrete float
A wide float on a long handle that levels fresh slabs and removes ripples right after screeding.
Manual / non-poweredSelected model
Add handles to reach across the slab
A bull float is a wide blade on a long handle, pushed and pulled across a fresh slab right after screeding to level it and close the surface.
We rent 48 in floats with square ends, for working right into a wall, and with rounded ends, which are less likely to dig in. Six-foot push handles add on to reach across a wide slab.
It is the step between screeding and finishing, taking out ripples and high and low spots while the concrete is still wet enough to move.
Raise the handle slightly when pushing away and lower it when pulling back, so the leading edge never digs in. Then let the bleed water evaporate before any edging or troweling.
Typical figures for this class of machine. Check the data plate before promising a customer.
Reference draft — always follow the manufacturer’s manual.
Reference draft — always follow the manufacturer’s manual.
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