J.D. Honigberg International, Inc.
Construction and Materials Handling Equipment

Industrial strength CONCRETE POWER SCREEDS for the
construction industry.

by Lindley Incorporated
No concrete flatwork job is too difficult for the Vibra Strike. Whether it is screeding on form-to-form or wet pads, the performance of the Vibra Strike power screed is superb. The horizontal vibration gives a smooth finish and consolidates aggregate uniformly. Magnesium float attachments eliminates a need for screed pipes or forms.
Vibra Strike I Power Screed
Specifications:

Weight:

30 pounds (13 kg)

Engine:

Honda GX35, 35 cc, 4 stroke
1.5 HP Gasoline-powered

Frame:

Cast Heat Treated Magnesium

Kickstand Bracket and Handle:

Cast Heat Treated Magnesium

Eccentric:

12 L 14 Steel

Vibrating Head:

Steel Lined Heat Treated Magnesium
The original Vibra Strike single handle vibratory screed, better known as the Vibra Strike I, shown fitted with Lindley Incorporated's original F1 Pan Style Float.
This is the float that started it all. Back by popular demand. This float is the choice of many original Vibra Strike owners when the time comes to replace their aging equipment.
Vibra Strike II Power Screed
The Top-of-the-Line In Power Screeding.
Specifications:

Weight:

36 Pounds (16 kg)

Engine:

Honda GX35, 35 cc, 4 stroke
1.5 HP Gasoline-powered

Frame:

Cast Heat Treated Magnesium

Kickstand Bracket and Handle:

Cast Heat Treated Magnesium

Eccentric:

12 L 14 Steel

Vibrating Head:

Steel Lined Heat Treated Magnesium
The Vibra Strike II is just as quick and versatile as the original, and with the 4 stroke engine this is a power screed that delivers performance. Think of it as a Vibra Strike I with an attitude.
Shown fitted with Lindley Incorporated's 2 in 1 float, the mark again is raised, with respect to portable, easy to use screeding equipment.
The new one piece design eliminates over 60 nuts, bolts, studs, washers, tensioning rods, and brackets. By reducing this many parts from the float, overall functionality is greatly improved. The unique geometric shape of the float allows it to be used as both a float and curl edge, when screeding from the top of forms. A one piece extruded magnesium shape means fewer parts, and easy cleanup.
Floater Bars
  • 4 Ft Wet Screed Floater (1.22 cm)
  • 8 Ft. Wet Screed Floater (2.44 cm)
  • 14 Ft. Wet Screed Floater (4.27 cm)
F1 Float Bar
F4 Float Bar
Selection of Floater Bars for Vibra Strike Screeds
5 Ft. Wet Screed Floater (1.52 m)
6 Ft. Wet Screed Floater (1.83 m)
10 Ft. Wet Screed Floater (2.44 m)
12 Ft. Wet Screed Floater (3.05 m)
16 Ft. Wet Screed Floater (4.88 m), (Requires 2 Base Machines)
Vibra Strike Rattler
Specifications:

Weight:

 26 Pounds (10 kg)

Engine:

 Honda GX35, 35 cc, 4 stroke 1.5 HP Gasoline-powered

Cable Housing:

 Megaflex, Steel Reinforced 4' to 16' Length

Vibrating Head:

 DOM CRS tubing, diameter equals 1.625"
(41 mm), length equals 12" (30 cm)
The Rattler is a self-contained, gas powered, concrete vibrator that is simple to operate, even for the single worker.
By integrating the powerful yet compact Robin engine, the Rattler eliminates the need for bulky backpacks, restrictive straps, and dedicated power sources.
The result is an efficient and affordable vibrator that can strike when and where you need it.

J.D. Honigberg International, Inc.
85 Revere Drive, Suite D, Northbrook, IL 60062 U.S.A.
Tel: (847) 412-0200 - Fax: (847) 412-0034 - E-mail: powerequipment@jdhintl.com