The "Kappa" floor construction heatstroke prevention assist machine is ideal for countering heatstroke.

Significant labor-saving in the harsh leveling work under the scorching sun, reducing the number of workers needed from 5 to 2-3 per 1000 square meters is also possible.

In summer, the concrete leveling work on the ground can significantly drain the physical strength of workers due to the forward-bending posture required under the blazing sun, increasing the risk of heatstroke. In sites with a labor shortage, the burden per person becomes heavier, and the combination of heat and fatigue can lead to decreased concentration and variability in precision. The DX Material KAPPER is an electric leveling machine that assists with rough leveling of ready-mixed concrete, supporting loads of over 100 kg and making it easy to operate with just a hand guide. It can reduce the number of workers needed for leveling work from the traditional 5-6 per 1,000 square meters to just 2-3, allowing for work to progress at speeds of 1.5 km to 3 km per hour, which is expected to shorten the time exposed to the sun. Additionally, the adjustable cover thickness feature allows for comfortable use, and both forward and backward movements can be controlled with a switch, which helps reduce strain on the lower back. Furthermore, the machine weighs 38 kg and is foldable, making it easy to transport, and it operates on a rechargeable battery, producing no exhaust, which contributes to its ease of use. Addressing heatstroke is not only about air-conditioned clothing and hydration but also about reducing the hours of heavy labor in hot environments, making KAPPER a product that aids in site improvement as a concrete solution.

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