Using a Concrete Roller Tamp

Kraft Tool's Double Roller Concrete Tamp does double the work to minimize the number of passes over an area. The tamp can first be used between screeding and floating to level the surface. The special roller tamp screen presses down the aggregate to bring the cream to the surface for a uniform finish. The roller can also be used during the final finish to create a non-skid surface on surfaces such as cattle pens. The rollers are offered in 18”, 36” , or 48” lengths. A 36” Single roller tamps are also available. Rollers are available with choice of threaded, 1-3/8” button, or 1-3/4” button buill float handle adapters.
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[@Vladimirtub]

Yes ! Ig Nobel Prize, please ! How will the shafts rotate when they are filled with concrete? Or does it need to be washed after each pass?

[@simlowsb]

Hi there. We have a lot of issues, trying to keep synthetic or steel fibers away from the surface. Will this tool help to keep synthetic and steel fibers down?

[@JMGeranimo]

So does this replace using a bill float. A crew I am watching uses this after screening,

[@JBlack-px3ek]

No they use this to push the rocks down and bring cream up and then run the bull float even tho they do the same thing the rolling tamper helps the bull float glide cause the rocks are down and the cream is already up

[@gentihoxha4767]

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[@YAKOVOS]

What does that do?

[@jbm717]

In concrete work you want to push the rock down and bring the sand up so you can obtain a smoother finish.

[@saufibakar3251]

@@jbm717 i think it is for surface pattern.

[@michealbreathnach2928]

Surface pattern, well grip mainly.

[@CurlyCurly52]

@@jbm717 correct, tamping the rock down does help with an easier finish. The rock goes down and the cream comes up.