[Video] Atlas Copco RLS 24 Remote-controlled Leveling System

Remote control means no more need for the operator to step into the wet concrete.

May 4, 2017

The RLS 24 automated screed automatically adjusts leveling of concrete by means of a laser set by the operator. Remote control means no more need for the operator to step into the wet concrete. The screed can level up to 1500 sq m a day and features cleared aluminium wheels to drive in concrete.Learn more at www.atlascopco.us/en-us/construction-equipment/products/concrete-equipment/leveling-equipment/remote-controlled-leveling-system.

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