This week we look at a self-leveling floor surface laser from Bosch and a rideable concrete trowel from Atlas Copco. Click here to view the slide show.
Product Snapshot: Floor Laser and Riding Trowel
The BG920 concrete riding trowel is powered by a Kubota diesel engine and features a heavy-duty gearbox for longer service intervals. Fully hydraulic steering provides finer handling control and has five blades per rotor. It also features an electrically powered water-spray system with and independent manual pitch control. Atlas Copco; 800-732-6762; www.atlascopco.us
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Fontaine Trailers has introduced three new low-deck-height models designed for easier loading. The trailers come in a 48-ft spread axle, a 53-ft rear-axle slide and a 53-ft rear-axle slide with twist locks. All three have 36-ft loaded deck heights and comprise steel main beams and steel cross-bracing with aluminum side rails. The main beams are built with grade-130 flanges that are welded on both sides. Fontaine Trailer Co.; 205-486-5251; www.fontainetrailer.com
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The GSL 2 Surface Laser is designed to continuously check floor levels and flatness. It has a working range of up to 30 ft or 60 ft with a target plate, allowing workers to inspect a large area for uneven spots without moving the tool. The surface laser has an accuracy of 1/8 in. at 30 ft and self-levels in five seconds with a leveling range of within four degrees. It can be powered by four AA batteries or by a Bosch 12V Li-Ion battery pack. Bosch Power Tools; 877-267-2499; www.boschtools.com
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The RIDGID micro CA-25 Hand-Held Inspection Camera sports a 3/4-in. aluminum camera head that is attached to a flexible, three-foot cable. It has a 2.4-in., 480 x 234-resolution LCD screen and includes a composite video cable to display the image on a television or monitor. The device weighs 1.3 lb and is powered by four AA batteries. RIDGID; 800-474-3443; www.ridgid.com
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