SQ36 PRO
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Premium lineSQ28 PRO
Concrete vibrator SQ28 PRO
Drives out air for dense, void-free pours.
EngineHONDA GX160
SIMAQ advantages
- 38 mm head and hose, 3 m, with quick centrifugal coupling
- Pro-Club maintenance kit included
Features
- High frequency
- Quick hose coupling
SIMAQ on the job
Proven on the real jobsite
Drives out air for dense, void-free pours.
Anatomy of the machine
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5-minute training
5 minHow to use the concrete vibrator
Vibration drives out trapped air and makes concrete dense and free of honeycombing. Good vibration is the line between a sound structure and a porous one.
Training video
Coming soonIn the meantime, follow the step-by-step guide.
- 01
Right head
Pick the head diameter for the element: small for columns and walls, large for slabs and footings.
- 02
Insert vertical and fast
Plunge the head vertically and fast, ~15 cm into the layer below to knit the lifts together.
- 03
Hold 5–15 seconds per point
Vibrate until paste rises and large bubbles stop. Longer than that segregates the aggregate.
- 04
Withdraw slowly
Pull the head out slowly so the hole closes itself. Yank it and you leave an air channel.
- 05
Even, close spacing
Repeat on an even grid, spacing points ~1.5× the action radius. Leave no un-vibrated zones.
Do this
- Always insert vertically, on systematic points.
- Use the vibrator to densify, not to move concrete around.
- On walls, vibrate lift by lift as you pour.
Avoid this
- Don't drag concrete with the head: you segregate the aggregate.
- Don't over-vibrate: water and paste rise, aggregate sinks.
- Don't ride the rebar or formwork continuously with the head.
Safety
- Rubber gloves and boots; you're in fresh concrete.
- Mind the cable (electric) or hot exhaust (gasoline).
- Don't force the hose into sharp bends.
Applications
What jobs this machine is built for.
- Slabs and floor decks
- Columns and walls (vibration)
- Floor finishing (troweling)
- On-site concrete mixing
- Concrete paving
Frequently asked
What mixer capacity do I need?
By sacks per batch: 1.5 sacks for small crews and remodels; 2 sacks for continuous work. Available in gasoline and electric.
Gasoline or electric vibrator?
Gasoline for off-grid or high-mobility work; electric for interiors and fine vibration. Quick hose coupling for the element you're pouring.
Walk-behind or ride-on trowel?
Walk-behind (SQ36) for medium slabs and edges; ride-on (twin) for large surfaces and output. Both deliver a mirror finish.
Warranty, parts and quote?
6-month warranty, parts in stock and local after-sales. Quote via form or WhatsApp, same-day reply.
Ready for a quote?
Tell us about the job and we'll build the package. Same-day reply.