The floor self-leveling system is a new, revolutionary product that can be used in all applications where a high accuracy level surface is required. The system consists of three parts:
The base plate, with two bearing balls;
The leveling feet, which are attached to the base plate and allow it to move vertically on the ground;
The leveling head, holds the leveling feet fixed in position. Floor leveling is the process of adjusting the height of a floor, either by scraping or elevating it. This can be done manually or automatically with a machine.
Manual Floor Leveling Machines
A manual floor self leveling machine is used to adjust the height of floors. These devices are especially useful in situations where there are no access points. The device consists of a tool that has multiple heads for scraping and elevating different parts of the floor. It also includes a mechanism that locks into place once the desired level has been achieved. Manual machines come with different attachments depending on the type of floor being leveled and can be used in both residential and commercial applications.
Automatic Floor Leveling Machines
Automatic floor leveling machines are designed specifically to level floors faster and more efficiently than manual machines while still allowing the operator to maintain control over their work area at all times. These devices come in different sizes ranging from small units that can be placed under an existing staircase to large equipment that can be used in factories or warehouses where heavy machinery is being used around it. Automatic leveling machines make use of sensors to detect any changes in elevation such as bumps or sinkage to make adjustments automatically without having to rely on human intervention
Get to the process of floor self-leveling!
Floor leveling is the process of detecting, measuring, and adjusting the vertical position of a floor.The most common devices used to measure verticality are laser distance meters (LDMs) and electronic distance meters (EDMs). LDMs uses a laser beam that is reflected from the surface of a target object to determine its distance from the surface being measured. EDMs use electromagnetic fields to measure distance.
The levelers used in this application are LVDT-based self-leveling systems that operate at maximum speed in both directions, with accuracy down to 0.1mm (0.004 inches). They are designed for use on uneven surfaces without any external power supply or moving parts, such as those found in this application.
Floor self-leveling is a simple process. It involves placing a support beam, or plinth, under the floor joist, and raising the floor above that support beam. This allows you to level your floors without putting any strain on them.
