1000 mm walk-behind power trowel, Honda GX160 5.5 hp, 85 kg, the general-purpose machine for commercial and small industrial floors.
Starting from ₹30,000 Ex-works Delhi. Final price depends on configuration.
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The CWT40 is a 1000 mm walk-behind power trowel on a Honda GX160 at 5.5 hp, weighing 85 kg, and it is the walk-behind we supply most often. It floats and finishes floors of up to a few hundred square metres per pour — commercial units, warehouse extensions, basements, aprons — and it is an unbranded machine that keeps the Honda engine, so it runs on a remote site without a specialist mechanic behind it.
A metre of working diameter is the widest walk-behind we supply, so it covers a small floor in fewer passes than a 900 mm or 600 mm machine, while at 85 kg it is still steered by one operator through the handle. Pans go on for floating, blades for finishing, on the same machine.
Supplied, commissioned and supported by Topall Impex from Delhi, with blades and pans held in stock.
Both run the Honda GX160 at 5.5 hp. The CWT40 is 1000 mm and 85 kg and does the field of the floor; the CWT24 is 600 mm and 53 kg and does the edges, the column surrounds and the rooms the 40 cannot turn in. On a floor with a lot of perimeter the two work as a pair. If you are buying one machine for general work, buy the CWT40; if the work is corridors and plant rooms, buy the CWT24.
The BT-90H is 900 mm and 120 kg on the same engine, with the Beton Trowel name and its parts line behind it. The CWT40 is 100 mm wider and 35 kg lighter, which makes it the easier machine to move and the lighter one on the pan. For a contractor who runs Beton ride-ons the BT-90H keeps the fleet common; for everyone else the CWT40 is the sensible buy.
Below roughly 500 square metres a walk-behind finishes the slab before a ride-on has been unloaded. Above that, overlap between passes becomes uneven when an operator walks a large floor, and a ride-on such as the QUM-80 takes over. Most crews keep the CWT40 for small pours and for the edges of large ones.
The Honda GX160 is the most widely serviced small engine in India. Its parts are available in any district town, which is why we keep it on the unbranded machine.
Delivery, commissioning and operator training, with a starting set of blades and pans. Wear parts are held in Delhi.
| Specification | CWT 40 |
|---|---|
| Working Diameter (mm) | 1000 |
| Engine Type | Honda GX 160 |
| Max. Output (Hp) | 5.5 |
| Weight (Kg) | 85 |
Specifications as published in the Topall Impex catalogue. Configurations can vary — confirm with our team before ordering.
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