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Plastering Machines with Built-In Mixer
69 products · Mixing and Laying
Plastering machines with a built-in mixer are construction machines designed to simplify the plastering process, offering an efficient and precise solution for preparing and applying plaster. Ideal for building professionals, these machines solve the problems of manual working, ensuring uniform, high-quality results. At A.M.E.S. Srl we offer a wide range of plastering machines with built-in mixer, available for prompt delivery and backed by specialist technical support.
Professional applications
- Applying plaster to large surfaces on building sites
- Producing continuous, uniform surface finishes in residential and commercial buildings
- Use in combination with plaster spraying machines for greater efficiency
- Preparing and applying special cement-based mixes for structural consolidation
Selected brands
At A.M.E.S. Srl we have selected leading brands in the sector, such as Imer Group and Officine Polieri, to offer our customers high-quality, reliable products. Our selection is based on criteria of innovation, performance and durability.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose the right plastering machine for my project?
The choice of plastering machine depends on the specific requirements of the project, such as the surface to be covered and the type of plaster used. Our team is available to provide tailored advice.
What are the advantages of using a built-in mixer?
Using a built-in mixer ensures a homogeneous plaster mix, reduces working times and increases the overall efficiency of the plastering process.
Tailored quotations and delivery to site: the AMES team puts together the best supply package for your project. Call us on 051 728529 or via WhatsApp for a free consultation.
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Frequently asked questions: Plastering Machines with Built-In Mixer
What is a plastering machine with a built-in mixer used for?
A plastering machine with a built-in mixer prepares the plaster or mortar by mixing the batch and pumping it through a hose to the application point. It reduces the effort of hand mixing and keeps the mix consistent during the work. It is used to plaster interior and exterior walls on building sites and in renovations of large areas.
Continuous or batch plastering machine: what is the difference?
A continuous plastering machine mixes and pumps the material without interruption, so the application is even over long surfaces. A batch system prepares mortar in separate loads, with pauses between one mix and the next. In this collection you will find compact, super-compact and classic continuous models, to be chosen according to the size of the site.
Which compact plastering machine should I choose for small sites or interiors?
For small sites or tight spaces a compact or super-compact continuous model is best, such as the Vortice and Vario machines from Officine Polieri, which are easier to position. Check the weight and footprint before choosing, and confirm that the power supply the machine requires is available on site.
Which plasters are applied with a spray machine?
Spray plastering machines, such as the PlastCoat HP 30 and PlastCoat 1030 from Wagner, apply plasters and plastic skim coats to walls and ceilings over large areas. They suit materials designed for spraying, with a grain size compatible with the nozzle. Check the material's data sheet before loading it, because not all plasters are suitable.
Which hoses and fittings does a plaster pump need?
The delivery hose must be chosen according to the type of material, the diameter and the length of the run. For mortar and plaster, hoses for screeds or for micro-concrete are used, while dedicated hoses exist for compressed air. Use sound, well-sealed fittings, because pressure losses slow the work down.
When should I replace the stator and rotor of a mortar pump?
The stator and rotor are the parts subject to wear in a mortar pump: the rotor turns inside the stator and over time both wear, reducing flow. For replacement choose the spare from the correct series, Series R or Series D, as indicated in the pump manual, distinguishing the single-phase version from the three-phase one. Keep a spare ready so the site does not stop.
How do I use a plastering machine safely?
Before starting, check that hoses and fittings are secured, and release the pressure before disconnecting the hose. Do not work on pressurised hoses and keep your hands away from the feed opening. Wear goggles and gloves. D.Lgs. 81/2008 (the Italian Legislative Decree on workplace safety) requires you to assess the risks of this equipment and train those who use it.