Rendering Machines internal?

[Neil Marsden]

Good Morning,

I have a damp proofing company and am looking for ways to minimise manual handling and also speed up production.

I've spoken to a couple of places about rendering machines - has anyone had experience of using them internally? How easily can you control the thickness of plaster applied so that it matches in with existing etc.?

Also, if anyone has done this, what specific machines have you used?

Thanks!

 

[Danny]

@Plasterers1StopShop

 

[MikeAtthis]

I use the ritmo and there available in 240 v


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[flynnyman]

Good Morning,

I have a damp proofing company and am looking for ways to minimise manual handling and also speed up production.

I've spoken to a couple of places about rendering machines - has anyone had experience of using them internally? How easily can you control the thickness of plaster applied so that it matches in with existing etc.?

Also, if anyone has done this, what specific machines have you used?

Thanks!

Can't see it being a help doing damp work internally are you planning on using sand and cement?

 

[vfr12]

@Vincey

 

[Vincey]

@Vincey

Thanks for the tag to the best of my knowledge the bauwer products have to be mixed up first I think so ritmo would only be used as a conveyor until a new paddle is sorted

 

[Vincey]

@PFTwales sprayed dri coat not to long ago if I remember rightly

 

[Djr]

There's something wrong if you can't float a damp course out in a day .why would you want a machine ??