Dry-Mortar Screeding Robot
The BMR Mortar Screeding Robot is a 65 kg fully automatic construction robot that spreads dry-mix mortar at 0-10 cm thickness and levels it to 3 mm flatness over 2 metres.
It starts the job with one button on the remote control; laser measurement reads the floor elevation continuously and the robot sets its own working height, delivering more than 130 m² of screed per hour. It is designed for apartment floors, commercial building floors, hospital and school projects, metro stations, levelling over underfloor heating and base preparation for tile or wooden floors; the IP54 body and 48 V 25 Ah battery run more than 6 hours, and it passes through doors and lifts.
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The Mortar Screeding Robot is the most compact member of BMR's concrete works family: under 790 × 730 × 660 mm and 65 kg, it passes through lifts and residential doors and moves easily between floors and work zones. It spreads and levels dry-mix mortar at 0-10 cm thickness; working accuracy is 3 mm over 2 metres and theoretical output exceeds 130 m² per hour. The workflow is simple: the mortar is placed on the floor, the operator enters the elevation and parameters and starts the job with one button; the laser positioning system monitors floor height in real time, the robot adjusts its screeding mechanism itself and follows the planned path, and manual measuring disappears.
The intelligent control system keeps screeding speed, height and pressure constant; instead of results that vary from operator to operator, flatness stays consistent across rooms and zones. It uses an in-house integrated intelligent motion control algorithm, laser measurement and positioning and real-time control technology; positioning, worked-area statistics and machine status are monitored. Working power is 300 W; the 48 V 25 Ah battery runs more than 6 hours and fast-charges in under 3 hours; it carries IP54 protection and a -5 to 40°C operating range. One operator runs the robot remotely; repeated measuring, levelling and screeding are automated and dependence on experienced screeding workers falls. It works at a different stage of the same project as the Concrete Leveling Robot: the levelling robot handles the concrete base, the screeding robot the dry-mortar layer on top.
Tap the cover to play; sound and loading start only on click.
The operator presses one button on the remote; the robot spreads, levels and positions itself, the laser reads the floor elevation continuously and sets the working height, and worked area and machine status are reported.
Laser measurement and integrated motion control spread dry mortar at 0-10 cm thickness with 3 mm flatness over 2 metres; because screeding speed, height and pressure stay constant, the result does not change between rooms.
The body under 790 × 730 × 660 mm weighs 65 kg; it changes floors by lift and passes through a residential door.
The 48 V 25 Ah battery runs more than 6 hours and charges in under 3 hours; IP54 protection and the -5 to 40°C range cover site conditions.
15 values in 7 categories; data published by the manufacturer.
Verified on the manufacturer page on 18 September 2026.
An itemised quote for the BMR Harç Şap Robotu is prepared by configuration, quantity and delivery scope.
In dry-mortar screeding, flatness depends on the craftsman's straightedge and eye; it varies room by room and day by day, and correction work follows. The Mortar Screeding Robot automates measuring, levelling and spreading on one machine: laser positioning monitors the floor elevation in real time, the screeding mechanism adjusts automatically and the planned route is followed. One operator runs the robot remotely; the result stays within 3 mm over 2 metres regardless of the craftsman's experience and rework falls.
Both automate floor levelling; the difference is material and stage. The screeding robot does mortar screeding and elevation control with dry-mix mortar: apartments, public buildings, metro stations and layers above underfloor heating; one-touch fully automatic, more than 130 m² per hour, 0-100 mm thickness, about 65 kg, more than 6 hours of operation. The Concrete Leveling Robot does levelling, slurry lifting and surface closing on fresh concrete: residential slabs, basements, factories, airports and malls; remote-controlled semi-autonomous, 160 m² per hour on the 1.5 m model and 300 m² on the 2.5 m model, 30-150 or 30-250 mm thickness, about 175 or 350 kg, more than 5 or 10 hours of operation. Choose the screeding robot for dry-mix mortar, underfloor heating cover layers and indoor residential flooring; choose the levelling robot for cast-in-place slabs, industrial floors and large commercial areas. On projects with both structural concrete levelling and a later screed layer, the two robots work at different stages.
The Harç Şap Robotu is sourced for Turkey on a project basis; import, customs clearance, commissioning and operator training are part of delivery. Investment is set by corporate quotation against edition, configuration, spare and wear-part provisioning, training scope and quantity. Before quotation, the construction material, total floor area, layer thickness, floor tolerance, site access dimensions and expected daily productivity are provided. Request a quotation with your project profile.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | Length ≤790 mm, width ≤730 mm, height ≤660 mm |
| Weight | 65 kg |
| Operating power | 300 W |
| Construction precision | 3 mm over 2 m |
| Theoretical productivity | ≥130 m²/h |
| Screeding thickness | 0-10 cm |
| Power supply | 48 V 25 Ah |
| Endurance | ≥6 h |
| Fast charging time | ≤3 h |
| IP rating | IP54 |
| Operating environment | -5 to 40°C |
| Operation mode | One-touch fully automatic by remote controller |
The Mortar Screeding Robot ties in-floor screeding to a laser and an algorithm rather than a craftsman's arm: 65 kg, fits through a door, starts at one touch, spreads 0-10 cm of mortar at 3 mm over 2 metres at more than 130 m² per hour and runs 6 hours. On residential, hospital, school, metro station and underfloor heating projects it reduces rework and dependence on screeding craftsmen, and completes the second stage of the same project on the base set by the Concrete Leveling Robot. Request a quotation with your project area, mortar type and thickness.
Supply model
Supply to Turkey is planned per project; import, delivery and commissioning scope are itemised in the quote.
Pre-sales assessment
Site and mission focused technical feasibility; specification and administrative process support.
Demo and site visit request
Send a demo request; availability and scope are settled in the call.
Manufacturer warranty
1-year warranty for the complete machine; 5-year spare parts supply guarantee. Accessories and consumables are not covered by the warranty.
Source documents
Technical values come from the manufacturer's documents; verified on 18 September 2026. 1 documents at the bottom of the page.
Robotic system costs are optimised according to the selected hardware platform, additional sensor and payload configurations, and the integration scenarios specific to your site. Share your requirements and our engineering team will prepare a feasibility report and a pro forma quotation tailored to your organisation.
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The most common questions about the BMR Harç Şap Robotu.
It works with dry-mix (ready) screed mortar at a spreading thickness of 0-10 cm. Levelling over underfloor heating pipes, residential and public building floors, metro station slabs and base preparation for tile or wooden floors are its application areas.
The Concrete Leveling Robot levels fresh concrete by laser before initial set; the Mortar Screeding Robot spreads dry-mortar screed over a hardened slab. At 65 kg the latter targets in-floor renovation and finishing works, the former at 175-350 kg the raw slab; they work at different stages of the same project.
The material (mortar type), total floor area, layer thickness, floor tolerance, site access dimensions (doors, lifts) and expected daily productivity. With these the suitable configuration and delivery schedule are worked out.
BMR robots are controlled from a single application (the BMR unified APP); the operator connects to several nearby robots from one device, and robot plug-ins are downloaded in the app. Floor and coating robots report worked area, time and status through FMS cloud data management.
The BMR Harç Şap Robotu is sourced on a project basis: the site schedule, floor area, concrete or coating system and site access are settled at the survey; import, commissioning and operator training are part of delivery. For a quotation, send the project type, total square metres and the works programme.
