MARSHALLTOWN Concrete Roller

Marshalltown concrete rollers are used in construction for smoothing and compressing concrete surfaces. They are cylindrical drums with handles that are rolled over wet concrete to eliminate air pockets for getting a smooth & even surface.

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MARSHALLTOWN REDRR165A
MARSHALLTOWN REDRR110B
MARSHALLTOWN REDRR115C
StyleModelSizeTypePrice (inc. GST)
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REDRR165		14.5"Random StoneA$ 3,280.20
B
REDRR110		23.5"Heavy Slate TextureA$ 3,504.42
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REDRR115		23.625"Heavy Stone TextureA$ 3,509.66

Working Mechanism

  • Pressure is applied to the wet concrete surface as the roller is rolled back & forth.
  • The pressure eliminates air pockets and distributes the concrete evenly for a smooth and dense surface.
  • The handles help the user to apply pressure and control the direction & speed of the roller.
  • The cylindrical drum handles the pressure and weight of the concrete.
  • High-quality bearings are used to ensure smooth rotation of the drum.

Features

  • These kits come with a roller, two weights, a frame with weight poles and a 1-3/4 inches push-button adapter.
  • They feature a polyethylene / steel drum for structural rigidity and leakproof operations.
  • These rollers come with a steel / aluminium handle for a strong grip and enhanced durability.
  • They have a leverage weight system to adapt different concrete sets and create a push-and-pull pattern imprint.
  • Selected models further feature a textured surface on the drum for increased traction and control.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are concrete rollers easy to clean?

Yes, concrete rollers can be cleaned easily using water, soap or a mild cleaning solution.

How are concrete rollers maintained?

  • Clean the concrete rollers regularly and store them in a dry place to prevent rust / damage.
  • Lubricate the bearings using a high-quality lubricant for smooth operations.
  • Use the replaceable covers for extending the lifespan of the tool.

Can concrete rollers be used on stamped concrete surfaces?

Yes, they can be used on stamped concrete surfaces, but it is important to use a roller with a textured surface to avoid damaging the stamped pattern.

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