Manual vs. Aakhani Spray Application
Machines have made our lives easier in many ways by making tasks faster and more accurate. Plastering, a job often done by hand on construction sites, is one of the tasks that can now be improved with machines. Plaster machines have been used in Europe and the Middle East for over 70 years, proving their reliability and effectiveness.
Plastering is an art that requires skill and care. At Aakhani, we use plaster machines to handle the hard work of mixing and applying plaster, while our skilled masons focus on the final touches to ensure a perfect finish. Our team has become experts in using these machines and achieving excellent plaster finishes.
Let’s explore how using plaster machines can benefit your projects, making them faster and more efficient.
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| Traditional Wall Plastering | Features | Aakhani Wall Plastering Spray Application |
| Mason dependent, highly supervision-based. Outputs are related to per-day increment wages, and quality is inversely proportional to the speed of work. | Plastering Efficiency | Speeds up plastering by 2-3 times. |
| Longer project durations result in higher indirect costs. | Indirect Cost Savings | Faster completion reduces site management and overhead costs. |
| Results in higher material wastage, typically 30-40%. | Material Wastage | Minimizes wastage to 0-2%. |
| Lower coverage per bag, with no fixed average | Coverage Per Bag | Increases coverage to 5 Sqft per bag compared to manual application. |
| Requires 10 days of curing, consuming more water. | Water Usage | Requires 3-5 days of curing, saving water by eliminating the need for multiple coats. |
