Every June, XINGYI hosts its global Dust-Free Month to promote cleaner and healthier working practices in the flooring industry. In 2026, the campaign returns for its 8th edition with the theme “Breathe Easy: Less Dust, More Health.” Cleaner Jobsites Start with Better Dust Control Concrete grinding produces fine dust that can affect both jobsite conditions and worker health. Since 2019, XINGYI has continued to promote effective dust-control practices through professional equipment and practical solutions. This year’s featured product, the IVC-V3A Automatic Filter-Cleaning Vacuum, uses an automatic pulse-jet reverse-cleaning system to maintain efficient dust collection with fewer interruptions. Throughout Dust-Free Month, XINGYI will host live demonstrations and online sessions, along with special offers on selected dust extraction equipment. Less dust. Safer work. Healthier jobsites.

This month, Xingyi completed batch shipments of two self‑developed smart floor grinding robots – the AT8 and AT16 – totaling 11 units to Asia‑Pacific, North America, and Europe for various overseas projects. The AT8is equipped with the Atlas FSG autonomous grinding system, while the AT16 features the TrueFlat high‑precision leveling system. Both leverage Xingyi’ s proprietary Atlas intelligent platform – combining laser‑vision dual navigation for autonomous obstacle avoidance (columns, steps, potholes) and route planning, with laser‑gyro‑linked ultra‑flat grinding. The systems maintain consistent grinding pressure and flatness, significantly reducing manual oversight and skill requirements, while eliminating common defects like missed spots, over‑grinding, and wavy surfaces. They deliver both efficiency and quality across medium‑to‑large projects. These two models precisely address different project scales. Xingyi will continue to invest in smart grinding technology, providing efficient and standardized solutions for flooring professionals worldwide.

Understanding Different Concrete Leveling Methods for Better Floor Results Achieving a flat and durable concrete surface starts with the right screeding method. Concrete screeds play an important role in leveling freshly placed concrete, removing surface irregularities, and creating a proper foundation for the final flooring system. However, different projects require different types of screeding equipment. Choosing between a vibratory screed, roller screed, or truss screed depends on several factors, including project size, concrete conditions, flatness requirements, and productivity goals. Understanding the differences between these systems helps contractors select the right equipment for each application. What Is a Concrete Screed? A concrete screed is a machine or tool used to level freshly poured concrete before finishing operations. The main purpose of screeding is to: · Create a flat and even surface · Remove excess concrete · Improve surface consistency · Prepare the slab for finishing processes Different screed systems use different methods to achieve these results. Vibratory Screed Efficient Leveling with Vibration Assistance A vibratory screed uses vibration to help level and consolidate fresh concrete. The vibration helps move concrete into place, reduce trapped air, and create a more uniform surface. Advantages of Vibratory Screeds: ✓ Improved concrete consolidation ✓ Better surface consistency ✓ Reduced physical effort compared with manual screeding ✓ Suitable for small to medium-sized concrete slabs Common Applications: · Residential slabs · Small commercial floors · Sidewalks · Flatwork projects Vibratory screeds are often selected when contractors need improved efficiency while maintaining flexibility on different job sites. Roller Screed Flexible Solution for Various Concrete Applications A roller screed uses a rotating tube or cylinder to level concrete as the operator moves it across the surface. Unlike vibratory screeds, roller screeds do not rely on vibration. Instead, the rotating action helps move and level concrete across the slab. Advantages of Roller Screeds: ✓ Easy setup and operation ✓ Good mobility between job sites ✓ Suitable for slopes and specialty pours ✓ Reduced labor compared with traditional manual methods Common Applications: · Driveways · Sidewalks · Sloped surfaces · Decorative concrete projects · Specialty concrete profiles Roller screeds are a practical choice for contractors who need flexibility and easy operation. Truss Screed High Productivity for Large Concrete Projects A truss screed is designed for large-scale concrete placement. It uses a rigid truss structure combined with vibration to level concrete across wide areas while maintaining structural stability over long spans. Advantages of Truss Screeds: ✓ Excellent for large pours ✓ Long working widths ✓ High production capability ✓ Suitable for industrial-scale projects Common Applications: · Roads · Bridges · Large industrial slabs · Airport pavem...