New Superabrasive Power Trowels
Meet SP8 – Our First 8ft Ride On Trowel for Concrete Finishing.
Superior performance with optimal torque and speed for both flatwork and finishing operations.
SP8 TROWEL SPECS
US MSRP – $22,490.00
Engine: Vanguard 993 cc/60.6 cu.in
Engine Power: 26 kW / 35 hp
Engine RPM: 1400-3800 rpm
Rotor RPM: 30-180 rpm
Path Width: 2385 mm / 93.9”
Pan diameter: 2 x 1182 mm / 46.5”
Rotor diameter: 2 x 1136 mm / 44.7”
Blades per Rotor: 5
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Fuel Tank Capacity: 25l / 6.5gal
Retardant Tank Capacity: 25l / 6.5gal
Water Feed: Front mist with pump
Machine Weight: 560kg / 1240lbs
SP8 TROWEL FEATURES
SP8 is packed with features to outwork the competition. With its robust, in-house manufactured gearbox and sturdy frame, this trowel is not only built to last but also user-friendly and easy to maintain.
TROWEL BLADES AND PANS
Superabrasive now offers float pans and trowel blades, including finishing and combination blades, featuring high-quality blue steel for optimal blade life and performance.
Compatible with Allen, Bartell, Champion, Dart, ESI, Essick, Kelley, MBW, Marshalltown, Morrison, Muller, Oscar, Rhin-O-Tuff , Toro / Stone, Wacker, Whiteman.
Smooth and Durable Finish Every Time.
Combination blades are a combination of finish and float blades, featuring a floating edge on one side that allows concrete to flow under the blade, and a flat finishing edge for finishing.
Finish blades are flat and have the carrier bar located in the centre of the blade. Unlike combination blades, both sides of the blade can be used, i.e the blade can be rotated 180 degrees providing a new finishing edge. Finish blades are normally used in the final stages of finishing to create a burnt finish.
Finish blades are flat and have the carrier bar located in the centre of the blade. Unlike combination blades, both sides of the blade can be used, i.e the blade can be rotated 180 degrees providing a new finishing edge. Finish blades are normally used in the final stages of finishing to create a burnt finish.
Float pans clip on to the blades of a trowel machine and are used to flatten the slab. The pans create suction and pull slurry to the surface. They also fill or cut any imperfections left from screeding and bull floating. Usually, after you pan the slab, you go back with combination blades to give it a nice shine.
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