Laser-guided measurement
High-precision laser sensing provides a reference for floor leveling across the work area.

Floor Leveling Robot
A laser-guided mortar leveling robot for preparing floor substrates in residential renovations and commercial fit-outs. Its dual-head system supports the leveling workflow before the final flooring is installed.
Laser-guided mortar leveling for substrates beneath tile, wood, resilient flooring and carpet.

24 m²/h
Listed productivity8–10 hours
Operating time65 kg
Machine weight01 / THE TECHNOLOGY
Laser-guided mortar leveling for substrates beneath tile, wood, resilient flooring and carpet.
High-precision laser sensing provides a reference for floor leveling across the work area.
The brochure describes a dual-grinding-head system for forming a continuous, dense mortar substrate.
The documented process covers base preparation, surveying and datum setting, mortar mixing, robotic leveling, compaction and curing.
A lithium-ion battery provides a listed operating time of 8–10 hours.
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The documented process covers base preparation, surveying and datum setting, mortar mixing, robotic leveling, compaction and curing.
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05 / TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Overall dimensions | 770 × 750 × 620 mm |
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| Machine weight | 65 kg |
| Power supply | Lithium-ion battery |
| Operating time | 8–10 hours |
| Levelness tolerance | 3 mm / 2 m |
| Point laser measurement error | 0.075 mm/m |
| Listed productivity | 24 m²/h |
| Listed daily output | 80–100 m² |
| Measurement field of view | 360° |
| Grinding-head wear life | 2,000 m² per unit |
Figures are quoted from the supplied floor leveling brochure. Sensor measurement error and finished-floor levelness are separate specifications. Actual output depends on material, substrate conditions and site setup.
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