Ride-on Power Trowel Manufacturer&Supplier
Our Ride-On Trowel Machine delivers unmatched speed and precision for large-scale concrete finishing.
Designed for operator comfort and productivity, it ensures superior flatness, smooth surfaces, and reduced labor time.
- Blade Quantity: 4/5*2
- Blade Speed: 140-170RPM
- Engine Type: Gasoline
- Work Diameter: 120cm-160cm
What are Components of Ride-on Power Trowel？
- Engine : Powers the machine (commonly gasoline or diesel).
- Gearbox: Transfers engine power to blade rotation.
- Blades : Do the actual finishing (float or finish blades).
- Rotor Assemblies: Hold and rotate the blades (usually two rotors).
- Seat & Operator Platform: Where the operator sits to control the machine.
- Steering/Control Levers: Used to maneuver and adjust blade pitch.
- Guard Ring: Safety feature around the blades.
- Fuel Tank : Supplies fuel to the engine.
- Lifting Hooks : For easy transport on-site.
- Lighting System (optional) : For night or low-light work.
What kind of Control System Can We Provide?
Mechanical Drive
- Uses belts, clutches, and gearboxes for blade rotation.
- Lower cost, more affordable upfront investment.
- Durable, simple construction with easy maintenance.
- Provides direct operator control with responsive handling.
Hydraulic Drive
- Uses hydraulic pumps and motors for blade rotation.
- Smooth, effortless steering with reduced operator fatigue.
- Precise control for large-scale concrete finishing.
- Fewer mechanical parts, less wear and tear.
What Size of Ride on Trowel Can We Provide?
Ride-on trowel size is measured by working diameter; our models provide 120–150 cm coverage per rotor.
Medium Size（100–120 cm)
- Covers around 1.5–2.0 m² per pass, suitable for projects up to 500–1,500 m² in size.
- Offers an excellent compromise between wide surface finishing and ease of handling.
- Warehouses, airport runways, industrial floors, shopping malls.
Large Size(150–160 cm)
- Covers 2.5–3.0 m² per pass, suitable for projects above 1,500 m² where speed and surface flatness are critical.
- Covers significantly more area per pass, drastically reducing finishing time on expansive slabs.
- Warehouses, airport runways, industrial floors, shopping malls.
Featured Products
VS830 Concrete Ride-on Power Trowel
- Dimension (mm): 1600*850*1080
- Blade Speed: 150 rpm/min
- Engine: B&S XR2100
- Working Diameter: 1600mm
VS836 Concrete Ride-on Power Trowel
- Dimension(mm): 2000*1000*1350
- Blade Speed (max.): 150rpm ±10rpm
- Engine: HONDA GX690
- Engine Lubricating Oil: SAE30
VS1046 Concrete Ride-on Power Trowel
- Motor Type: BRIGGS & STRATTON
- Power: 34HP
- Start Mode: Electric Start
- Fuel Tank: 40L
Applications
Infrastructure Projects
- Widely applied in airports, highways, railway stations, and bridges.
- Large working diameter and powerful performance make it suitable for finishing expansive slabs in less time.
Sports and Event Facilities
- Applied in stadiums, gyms, and arenas where flat concrete floors are necessary for safe use and installation of finishes.
- Ensures a level base for further flooring materials such as epoxy, tiles, or wood.
Large Industrial Floors
- Ideal for warehouses, factories, and logistics centers requiring smooth, durable surfaces for machinery and vehicles.
- Provides consistent flatness that ensures durability and reduces maintenance costs over time.
FAQ
What sizes are available for ride-on trowels?
They usually come in medium size (≈100–120 cm) for maneuverability and large size (≈150–160 cm+) for expansive slabs like warehouses and airports.
Can one operator control a ride-on power trowel easily?
Yes. They are designed with ergonomic seats, intuitive controls, and in some models, hydraulic steering for better handling and comfort.
How many blades does a ride-on power trowel typically have?
Most dual-rotor ride-on trowels use 4–5 blades per rotor, while pan attachments are available for floating stages.
How should I maintain my ride-on power trowel?
Routine maintenance includes checking oil levels, inspecting belts, greasing bearings, cleaning blades/pans, and replacing worn parts as per the manufacturer’s schedule.
Can one ride-on trowel handle floating as well as finishing?
Yes. By changing pitch angles, blades, or attaching float pans, the same machine can handle both floating and finishing stages.