Description
Multiquip Whiteman Vibratory Truss Screed – The Pro’s Choice for Ultra-Flat, Large-Span Pours
When your project involves bridge decks, highway slabs, or warehouse floors that stretch more than 60 feet, the vibratory truss screed from Multiquip Whiteman is the tool that turns fresh concrete into perfectly leveled surfaces. Contractors worldwide rely on its rugged steel truss, high-output eccentric shaft, and 11 HP Honda GX340 engine to strike off pours up to 65 feet wide in a single pass. Unlike a hand-held concrete screed that struggles across long bays, this heavy-duty vibratory truss screed delivers 8,000 vibration nodes per minute, consolidating and leveling mix while expelling entrapped air, critical for durability and superior flatness.
Engineered for Big Jobs and Bigger Payoffs
- High-Frequency Eccentric Shaft
The shaft spans each truss section, generating uniform vibration that transforms the entire assembly into a precision vibrating screed. By keeping amplitude constant along the length, the system eliminates low spots and chatter marks common with other truss screed designs. - Modular Steel Sections
Five-foot truss modules pin together quickly, letting crews build the exact length they need. Factory-installed engine kits on select five-foot sections slash on-site setup time, another advantage that separates this vibratory truss screed from improvised straightedge solutions. - Manual or Self-Propelled Winches
Choose manual winches for light crews or upgrade to fully assembled, self-propelled winch carriages that motor the concrete leveling machine across the slab, reducing labor and keeping vibration consistent.
Built for Job-Site Realities
- 11 HP Honda Power – Tier-compliant GX340 engine offers fuel efficiency and reliable starts, even in extreme weather.
- Inverted Crown Kits & Adjustable End Brackets – Dial in camber or crown to meet drainage specs without shim stacks or jury-rigged spacers.
- Transport Dolly – One operator can roll the assembled vibratory truss screed around the site instead of disassembling between pours.
Multiquip’s welded steel truss resists torsional flex, ensuring that the concrete screed stays straight under load. Section reinforcement brackets are available for long-term projects where daily lifts and rigging are the norm.
Performance That Pays
Field tests show contractors reduce strike-off time by up to 40 percent versus dragging straightedges, while FF/FL scores improve thanks to the uniform energy of the vibratory truss screed. Because the system compacts and levels simultaneously, follow-up finishing requires fewer passes with power trowels, saving wear on equipment and man-hours on every slab.
