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Concrete Equipment & Products
HM1307CB Demolition Hammer
Makita USA, Inc.
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Concrete Equipment & Products
HM0870C & HM1203C Demolition Hammers
Makita USA, Inc.
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Concrete Equipment & Products
Mason Mate
Blastcrete Equipment LLC
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Vibrating Equipment
Model BVR850 Cordless Concrete Vibrator
Makita USA, Inc.
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Concrete Pavers
Gomaco to Develop Stringless Machine Control System
Staffing 3D Machine Controls Group initiates move to design an integrated system that can use any grade-control instruments
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Concrete Equipment & Products
Steel Paving Forms
Metal Forms Corporation
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Concrete Pavers
Gomaco to Develop Stringless Machine Control System
GOMACO Corporation
Forms
Easi-Wall System
Precise Forms Inc.
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Concrete
Ten Companies Win 2010 Golden Trowel Awards
The Face Companies 22nd Golden Trowel Awards sees repeating and new winners placing the flattest, most level concrete slabs.
Rental
What Contractors Want From Their Rental Source
Concrete Professionals value reliable equipment and personal service most when renting.
Forms
New Surface Finishes for As-Cast Formed Concrete
KB Engineering LLC
Allowable formwork fins, other surface projections, surface voids and tolerances are defined in the new ACI 301 specifications.
Rubbed finishes (free of bugholes) consist of either smooth-rubbed, grout-cleaned rubbed or cork-floated finishes. Here a worker is producing a grout-cleaned finish free of bugholes by rubbing a grout into the surface voids.
Power Trowels
Contractor Keeps Pace with the Industry
As Mike Poppoff witnessed the evolution of the concrete flooring industry over the last two decades, he kept his concrete construction firm competitive by getting involved and staying educated while utilizing the latest in equipment technologies. Today his company is a leading provider of slabs in Eastern Washington and planning for another generation of success.
Poppoff, Inc. built a 5,500-square-foot concrete pad for a tennis court in Skykomish, Wash. Specifications called for an FF 35, but Poppoff, Inc. crews attained an FF 72.
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