Electric Power Trowel Machine

This electric power trowel machine is a great tool for applying epoxy - based coatings on floors with colored granules and natural stone floor coverings. It comes with a machine, a handlebar, a 500 - mm diameter trowel disc, 20 pre - mounted trowelling blades, and a key for disc removal. We offer various blade options for different applications, suitable for both electric and battery - powered trowels. Grey plastic blades are ideal for spreading sand on a slurry surface and trowelling it smooth. Compact steel blades work the same way but are faster, though they make more noise and may leave 'trowel - roses' on the finished floor. White flex blades are perfect when you mix sand and epoxy and use a screedbox to apply the coating. They also work well in scatter - systems when paired with steel compact blades. STD - blades are for the same sand - epoxy - screedbox application. Stone Carpet Blades are designed for 'stonecarpet floors' with stones sized 2 - 3 mm, 3 - 4 mm, and 4 - 6 mm. Technical specs: Motor power is 0.2 kW, voltage is 1 x 230 V, speed ranges from 0 - 170/min, work width is 475 mm (19'), weight is 14 kg (31 lbs), and dimensions are 50x100x50 cm (19.7'x40'x19.7').

Using this electric power trowel machine is quite easy. First, assemble the machine by attaching the handlebar and making sure the trowel disc and blades are properly installed. For different floor types and coating methods, choose the appropriate blade from the options available. When using grey plastic or compact steel blades, scatter sand on the slurry surface first and then start trowelling to get a smooth finish. For applications involving mixing sand and epoxy, use white flex or STD - blades with a screedbox. For stonecarpet floors, go for the Stone Carpet Blades. As for safety, always make sure the power supply matches the specified voltage (1 x 230 V). Keep your hands and clothing away from the moving blades. When the machine is not in use, unplug it from the power source. To maintain the machine, clean the blades after each use to prevent epoxy or sand buildup. Check the motor and other components regularly for any signs of wear or damage. If you notice any issues, it's best to get it checked by a professional.