Spare part for ultra-lightweight screed rail Barikell

What it is

The Barikell ultralight screed with vibrating poker (code 3920 for the handle with knob, code 3918 for the 80x40 mm cap) is the ideal solution for anyone looking for precision original spare parts for twin power trowels. Designed for building operators who need ease of handling and durability on site, it ensures consistent performance in concrete finishing operations.

A screed is a straightedge, manual or vibrating, drawn across fresh concrete or mortar to level and compact screeds, floors and renders.

What it is for

Used for finishing fresh concrete, for pouring concrete, from formwork to vibration and for levelling surfaces and structures and for setting out.

How to use it

Set up screed rails or level strips at the finished level and spread the material slightly proud. Rest the screed on the rails and draw it along with a back-and-forth sawing motion, filling voids as you go; advance vibrating screeds and power screeds slowly, letting the vibration compact the concrete. After use, wash the screed before the material hardens.

Where it is used

• Commercial construction
• Industrial construction
• Residential construction

Technical data

• Dimensions (mm): 80 × 40

Who it is for

Designed for concrete workers, construction workers and flooring and paving contractors.

Related products

• Ultralight aluminium screeds Barikell
• Ultralight aluminium screed Barikell
• Floating bull floats Barikell — from the category Vibrating Screeds and Power Trowels for Concrete
• Vibrating Poker Barikell — from the category Concrete Vibrators
• Digital inclinometer and level Metrica — from the category Builder's Spirit Levels
• Browse the whole category: Screeding Straightedges

Before you order

Tell us the quantities you need and the intended use: if there is a more suitable version, or an equivalent available sooner, we will let you know.

For prices and availability, request a quote from AMES Srl: we will reply with our quotation, delivery times and, where needed, an equivalent technical alternative.