In July 2025, a commercial flooring contractor in Auckland, New Zealand, purchased our YGJX32 laser concrete leveling machine. The customer specialises in large-area concrete floors for warehouses, retail centres, and industrial facilities across the North Island. They needed advanced equipment to improve concrete surface flatness and speed up large-area pouring projects. They chose our YGJX32 model with a 2500mm vibration plate width, and laser guidance system. The machine arrived in early August, and within two months, the project manager reported floor flatness exceeded NZ standards and project time dropped by 40%. This laser concrete leveling machine sold to New Zealand case shows how YG equipment delivers precision and efficiency.
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Why This New Zealand Customer Bought a Concrete Laser Leveling Machine
New Zealand’s construction industry demands high-quality concrete floors for commercial and industrial buildings. Warehouses, supermarkets, and factories need perfectly flat floors for safe forklift operation and efficient racking systems. Poorly leveled floors cause safety issues and reduce storage efficiency.
The Auckland customer runs a concrete flooring business with 25 employees. They handle large-scale projects for retail chains, logistics companies, and industrial developers across New Zealand. Before buying our concrete laser leveling machine, they used traditional methods and older equipment, which caused several problems:
- Manual leveling methods could not achieve consistent flatness across large areas
- Traditional screeds left uneven surfaces that required costly grinding and repair
- Projects took too long, making it hard to meet tight deadlines
- Labor costs were high because they needed more workers on each pour
- Rework due to poor flatness added up to 15% to project costs
The operations manager knew they needed a modern concrete laser leveling machine to stay competitive. New Zealand contractors increasingly use laser-guided equipment to deliver the precision that clients demand.
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Project Background: Large-Area Commercial Floors in Auckland
The customer’s typical projects include 2,000-10,000 square metre floors for warehouses, distribution centres, and retail stores. These projects require:
- Floor flatness meeting higher standards
- Consistent surface quality across the entire pour
- Fast curing and finishing to keep projects on schedule
- Minimal joints and seamless surfaces for better durability
The customer selected our YGJX32 concrete floor leveling machine because it delivers the precision and speed they need. The machine uses a Swiss Leica laser transmitter and receiver for real-time height control.
| Model | YGJX31 | YGJX32 | YGJX33 | YGJX34 |
| Engine | ||||
| Model | Generator set | GX390 Electric start | GX390 Electric start | GX390 Electric start |
| Power | 2.0kW | 13hp/3600rpm | 13hp/3600rpm | 13hp/3600rpm |
| Fuel tank (L) | 14.5 | 6.5 | 6.5 | 6.5 |
| Running device | ||||
| Drive | Motor | Hydraulic motor | Hydraulic motor | Hydraulic motor |
| Running mode | Infinitely variable speed | Handle control, stepless speed | Handle control, stepless speed | Handle control, stepless speed |
| Running speed(m/min) | 0-36 | 0-45 | 0-65 | 0-45 |
| Suggest working speed(m/min) | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 |
| Screed head | ||||
| Type | Self-leveling | Electric control, self-leveling | Self-leveling | Hydraulic control, self-leveling |
| Width | 2500mm | 2500mm | 2500mm | 2500mm |
| Exciting force | 500N | 500N | 500N | 500N |
| Vibration frequency | 50Hz | 50Hz | 50Hz | 50Hz |
| Laser control system | ||||
| Control type | Microcomputer laser scan | Microcomputer laser scan | Microcomputer laser scan | Microcomputer control |
| Operation mode | Walk-behind | Walk-behind | Walk-behind | Walk-behind |
| Forward and reverse | Handgrip control, stepless speed-walking | Hydraulic control | Handgrip control, stepless speed-walking | Hydraulic control |
| Size and weight | ||||
| Working size(mm) | 2758*2622*1980 | 2740×2659×1980 | 2578×2643×1980 | 2780*2622*1980 |
| Weight(kg) | 295 | 365 | 380 | 410 |
The 2500mm vibration plate covers large areas quickly, while the microcomputer laser scanning system keeps the surface within the required flatness specifications. The hydraulic stirring cage paving method distributes concrete evenly, eliminating the need for manual spreading.
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Customer Feedback: What They Say About Their Concrete Floor Leveling Machine
After using the laser concrete leveling machine for several months, the New Zealand customer shared positive feedback.
Key feedback from the customer:
- Floor flatness consistently meets higher standards, exceeding client expectations
- Project completion time dropped by 40% compared to traditional methods
- Labor costs reduced by 35% with a smaller crew required on site
- The machine handles 50-300mm leveling thickness for different project types
- Swiss Leica laser system provides reliable accuracy even in outdoor conditions
- The 20L fuel tank provides a full 8-hour workday without refueling
The project manager noted that the concrete laser leveling machine “has transformed how we work. We pour floors faster, with better quality, and with fewer workers. Our clients notice the difference in flatness and finish.” The customer especially appreciated the 5m/min adjustable travel speed, which allows them to match the pour rate to site conditions.
The solid anti-skid tires proved valuable on New Zealand construction sites where wet conditions are common. The tires provide good traction without damaging fresh concrete or sub-base materials.
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Why the Customer Chose YG Concrete Laser Leveling Machine
The Auckland contractor evaluated several concrete laser leveling machine options before selecting YG. Multiple factors influenced their decision.
1. Swiss Leica Laser System for Precision. The YGJX32 uses a Swiss Leica laser transmitter and receiver, which delivers high-precision leveling with real-time feedback. The microcomputer laser scanning system controls flat surfaces, slopes, and double slopes (3D). This precision meets the strict flatness requirements of New Zealand commercial projects.
2. Powerful Engine for Consistent Performance. The engine provides reliable power for continuous operation. The air-cooled 4-stroke twin-cylinder design handles long workdays without overheating. The 6.5L fuel tank gives 8 hours of runtime, covering a full shift without refueling stops.
3. Wide Vibration Plate for High Productivity. The 2500mm vibration plate covers large areas quickly, reducing the number of passes needed. The hydraulic vibration system delivers 2000N of excitation force for proper concrete compaction. This combination of width and vibration ensures a smooth, dense surface.
4. User-Friendly Controls. The microcomputer laser scanning system simplifies operation. Workers can learn to use the concrete floor leveling machine in a few days, reducing training time and improving productivity.
5. Good Support and Service. The customer valued YG’s quick communication and clear technical guidance. Our team answered questions about laser setup and machine operation promptly.
YG Provides a High-Quality Laser Concrete Leveling Machine
YG laser concrete leveling machines are built with durable components and quality materials. Each machine undergoes testing before shipping to ensure reliable performance.
Our laser concrete leveling machine stands out because:
- Swiss Leica laser system provides industry-leading precision
- 2500mm vibration plate covers large areas efficiently
- Hydraulic vibration system ensures proper concrete compaction
- Microcomputer control simplifies operation and reduces training
- Adjustable travel speed from 5 m/min matches different pour conditions
- Solid anti-skid tires provide traction on wet or uneven surfaces
The New Zealand customer also benefited from our comprehensive after-sales support. We provided installation guidance, operation manuals, and ongoing technical assistance. Our team’s quick responses gave the customer confidence in their investment.
The YG laser concrete leveling machine successfully solved the customer’s floor construction challenges. It delivers the precision, speed, and reliability that New Zealand contractors need to meet demanding commercial project requirements. This successful sale shows how YG equipment helps contractors deliver better floors faster.


