Laser guided concrete levelling machines that hold floor flatness within 2 mm on industrial slabs.
2 machines in this range. Compare the key numbers below, or open the full specification for any model.
Laser Levelling
LS-325 Walk Behind Concrete Laser Levelling Machine
Walk-behind concrete laser levelling machine with Topcon laser generator, AC servo control and 2.6 m working length, holding ground flatness within 2 mm on industrial floor pours.
₹13,50,000 – ₹14,85,000
Laser Levelling
LS-400 Stand-On Concrete Laser Levelling Machine
Stand-on concrete laser levelling machine with 24 HP Honda GX-690 engine, Topcon laser and 2500 mm paving width, laying 30-200 mm thickness with independent suspension and centre rotation.
₹30,00,000 – ₹33,00,000
Topall Impex was the first to introduce laser guided levelling machines as stock and sale in the Indian market among importers, and we are the exclusive India partner for Dynamic.
A laser guided levelling machine sets the level and a ride-on power trowel brings the finish. Together they deliver warehouse, cold storage and factory floors that meet a flatness specification and can be certified against it.
Both machines are supported from Delhi with commissioning, operator training and spares.
Both hold ground flatness within about 2 mm and elevation within about 7 mm over 100 m, and both handle single-plane slopes under automatic control. Choose on the shape of the pour: the LS-325 works around obstructions, the LS-400 covers open area.
A laser guided machine removes the two things that cost you flatness on a hand-screeded floor: an operator judging level by eye, and a screed rail that moves during the pour. The laser sets the plane, the computer adjusts the blade, and the result is repeatable across the whole slab rather than good in places.
That matters most where the floor has a job to do — VNA racking aisles, cold storage, and any warehouse where a forklift mast at height turns a small floor deviation into a large one.
The LS-325 starts from about Rs 13,50,000 and the LS-400 from about Rs 30,00,000. These are not machines you buy for one floor. They earn out on contractors running industrial flooring as a continuous line of work, where the alternative is subcontracting the levelling and accepting whatever flatness comes back.
A levelling machine is only as good as its setup. We commission on your site, calibrate against your laser and train your operator on slope work and blade adjustment before we leave. Spares and Topcon consumables are held in Delhi.
Tell us the job — the material, the area and the specification — and we will tell you which machine is right, and which one is more than you need.