Jamshedji Constro
Ride On Laser Screed Machine – 3000mm 4WD, Honda 24HP
Ride On Laser Screed Machine – 3000mm 4WD, Honda 24HP
The Jamshedji ride on laser screed machine is a four-wheel-drive hydraulic concrete floor levelling machine with a 3,000 mm screed width, powered by a 24 HP Honda 690 petrol engine. A rotating laser transmitter broadcasts a level reference plane across the pour; the screed head reads it continuously and corrects height many times a second, holding grade across wide open bays without setting or pulling screed rails. It handles slabs from 30 mm to 300 mm at 300–500 sqm per hour. Net weight 880 kg.
Key specifications at a glance
- Levelling width: 3,000 mm
- Engine: Honda 690 petrol, 24 HP, electronic control start
- Slab thickness: 30–300 mm
- Output: 300–500 sqm/hour
- Drive: four-wheel drive hydraulic, 3.3 km/h
- Net weight: 880 kg
Why laser screeding replaces rails and a screeding gang
Traditional flooring depends on screed rails: set them, level them, pour to them, pull them, then patch the lines they leave. The finished flatness is only as good as the rails were, and every rail is a labour cost and a defect waiting to happen.
A laser screed removes the rails entirely. The laser plane is the datum, and the machine chases it — spreading, vibrating and striking off in one pass with stirring-cage paving at 4,500 vibrations per minute. One operator on the machine does the work that previously took most of a screeding gang, and the flatness is consistent across the whole bay rather than varying between rail lines.
For warehouse and logistics floors this is not a preference but a requirement. Tenants specify floor flatness before they will install high-bay racking, and rail-and-gang screeding struggles to hit those numbers repeatably across a large deck.
Key features
- 3,000 mm levelling width for wide, uninterrupted pours
- Honda 690 petrol engine, 24 HP, with electronic control start
- Four-wheel drive hydraulic travel at up to 3.3 km/h
- Imported laser system with flat, sloped and double-sloped control
- Handles slab thickness from 30 mm to 300 mm
- 4,500 vibrations per minute at 2,000 N for full consolidation
- 390 mm ground clearance and 100/90-21 solid puncture-proof tyres — tracks over reinforcement and rough sub-base without stalling the pour
Ride-on or walk-behind
The ride-on is the machine for large-format open decks: warehouse and logistics-park floors, heavy factory slabs, and any pour where 3,000 mm passes and 300–500 sqm/hour are what keeps the crew ahead of the concrete.
The walk behind laser screed machine covers 2,600 mm and handles slabs up to 150 mm. It suits smaller bays, mezzanine floors, areas with restricted access, and projects where a 880 kg ride-on cannot be craned into position. Both are Honda petrol powered.
After the screed has levelled the slab, finishing follows with a ride on trowel for the field and a 600 mm edger for the perimeter.
Full specifications
| Type | Petrol ride on laser screed |
| Engine | Honda 690 |
| Power configuration | 24 HP |
| Start up | Electronic control start |
| Levelling width | 3000 mm |
| Levelling thickness | 3–30 cm |
| Work efficiency | 300–500 m²/hour |
| Vibration frequency | 4500 times/min |
| Vibration force | 2000 N |
| Walking style | Four-wheel drive hydraulic |
| Walking speed | 3.3 km/h |
| Laser system | Imported laser system |
| Control effect | Flat, sloped and double sloped |
| Paving method | Stirring cage paving |
| Fuel tank capacity | 30 L |
| Fuel consumption | 1.2–3 L/hour |
| Oil volume | 1.4 L |
| Wheelbase | 710 mm |
| Ground clearance | 390 mm |
| Tyres | 100/90-21 solid puncture-proof |
| Net weight | 880 kg |
| Dimensions | 3350 × 3000 × 1280 mm |
| Brand | Jamshedji |
Supply terms
- 50% advance with purchase order, 50% against proforma before dispatch
- GST 18% extra
- Delivery within 10 days of purchase order, by road, F.O.R. Pune
- Engine and gearbox warranted 12 months from delivery against manufacturing defects; rubber, electrical and wear parts excluded
- First-time installation and operator familiarisation by our trained staff at no charge; travel and lodging at actuals
Frequently asked questions
What is a laser screed machine and how does it work?
A rotating laser transmitter set up beside the pour broadcasts a level reference plane. Receivers on the screed head read that plane continuously and adjust the head height many times a second, so the machine holds grade automatically without screed rails. It spreads, vibrates and strikes off the concrete in one pass.
Do I still need screed rails?
No. The laser plane replaces the rails, which removes the labour of setting and pulling them and the patching of the lines they leave behind.
How much floor can it lay in a day?
300–500 sqm per hour depending on slab thickness, concrete supply rate and site access. In practice the concrete delivery rate usually becomes the limiting factor rather than the machine.
What slab thickness can it handle?
30 mm to 300 mm, so it covers everything from thin topping screeds to heavy industrial slabs.
Can it work to a fall or a slope?
Yes. The laser system supports flat, single-sloped and double-sloped control, so drainage falls can be laid directly.
Should I choose the ride-on or the walk-behind laser screed?
Ride-on for large open decks — 3,000 mm width, slabs to 300 mm, 880 kg. Walk-behind for smaller bays, mezzanines and restricted access — 2,600 mm width, slabs to 150 mm, 325 kg. Both run Honda petrol engines.
Is installation and training included?
Yes. First-time installation and operator familiarisation are carried out by our trained staff at no charge, with travel and lodging at actuals.
Get a quotation for the ride on laser screed — send your floor area, slab thickness and flatness specification and we will confirm the right machine and delivery schedule.
Available with delivery in: Pune, across Maharashtra and other major cities across India. Browse the full trimix and concrete flooring range.
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