Probst TAS-uni 450 & 600 Screeding Systems

Probst TAS-UNI 450 & 600 Screeding Systems

Overview

The Probst TAS-UNI 450 and TAS-UNI 600 are versatile telescopic screeding systems designed for precise and efficient levelling of laying courses on both large and small construction sites. These systems facilitate a comfortable upright working position, enhancing productivity and reducing operator fatigue.

Design and Build Quality

Constructed from high-tensile, low-wear aluminium alloy, the TAS-UNI systems feature telescopic profiles that allow seamless adjustment to various working widths. The height-adjustable roller units on either side include screeding rail cleaning wipers and material deflectors, ensuring smooth operation. Additionally, platforms atop the roller units enable operators to apply increased ground pressure when necessary.

Key Technologies and Features

• Adjustable Working Width: The TAS-UNI 450 offers a working width from 750 mm to 4,500 mm, while the TAS-UNI 600 extends up to 6,000 mm, accommodating a range of project sizes.
• Optimised Aluminium Profile: Designed to prevent upward movement during operation, ensuring a clean and exact screed in a single pass.
• Height-Adjustable Roller Units: Allow for precise control of screeding depth, with adjustments readable from a scale ranging from 0 to 250 mm.
• Dual Operation Modes: Can be operated manually by two individuals using standard shovels or mechanically with the included pulling chains, offering flexibility based on site requirements.

Specifications

Performance and User Experience

The TAS-UNI screeding systems are engineered to enhance on-site efficiency by enabling rapid and accurate screeding of various materials, including coarse aggregates. Their ergonomic design supports a comfortable working posture, whether operated manually or mechanically. The systems' adaptability to different project scales makes them indispensable tools for professionals aiming for high-quality, level surfaces.

Q&A Section

Q: Can the TAS-UNI systems be operated by a single person?

A: Manual operation typically requires two individuals using standard shovels. However, mechanical operation with pulling chains allows for single-operator use with appropriate machinery.

Q: Are additional accessories required for mechanical operation?

A: The TAS-UNI systems include pulling chains with hooks for mechanical operation. Depending on site conditions, compatible machinery may be necessary to attach the chains for mechanical pulling.

Q: What types of materials can the TAS-UNI systems screed?

A: These systems are designed to handle a variety of screeding materials, including coarse and unevenly distributed aggregates, ensuring a smooth and level surface in preparation for paving or flooring installations.