Concrete spreader and
compaction
Concrete spreader and
compaction
Concrete spreader and
compaction
Concrete spreader and
compaction

SMART CAST Concrete spreader

Concrete spreaders are used to supply shutterings or moulds in stationary production systems, as well as for pallets with built-in shuttering or moulds in circulation systems.

In constructional terms, a distinction is made between hydraulic pushers and spiked rollers, spiral conveyors and transport belts, and simple concrete distributors that function by gravity.

In practice

SMART COMPACT compaction station

In high-frequency compaction of the fresh concrete, the pallets are excited by a device that is equipped with externals vibrators. The optimum compaction frequency can be determined and used for the customer-specific quantity of concrete by using an inverter. When producing concrete parts with a width of more than 3 m, a device is used to allow an optimum arrangement of the external vibrators, this consisting of a lifting or lowering station so that the external vibrators can also exert their effect in the direction of the middle of the pallet as well.

When the fresh concrete is compacted on the circulation pallet by low-frequency excitation, the high level of noise that results from the usual compaction procedures is greatly reduced. Thanks to our patented form of suspension, low-frequency compaction stations, also calling vibratory stations, put markedly more energy into the part to be compacted as compared with the plants from other manufacturers, which can avoid the need to make expensive modifications to the recipe for the concrete. The savings that can be made in operation very quickly recoup the additional investment in construction.
Depending on the configuration, the compacting movement can be made in a circular form or lengthways along or transversely across the pallet, which can only be set in the software. Optionally, low-frequency compaction can also be combined with high-frequency compaction.

Various compaction procedures that are characterised by their direction of movement, compaction time, exciter frequency and amplitude can be programmed and called up at any time by our plants. This thus allows different parameters to be saved for different products that can then be called up by the controller.

In practice

Your contact

Steffen Schmitt

E-Mail:
steffen.schmittvollert.de

Markus Schenk

E-Mail:
markus.schenkvollert.de

Philippe Marrié

E-Mail:
philippe.marrievollert.de

Igor Chukov

E-Mail:
igor.chukovvollert.de

Niklas Glaßner

E-Mail:
niklas.glassnervollert.de