Features
- Supports L‑shape beams with 9 in. hole spacing and includes adapters for common MBW and Multivibe style boards (boards sold separately).
- Variable‑speed trigger providing 0–7,800 VPM with lock‑on function.
- Controls can be mounted on left or right side and rotated 180°; alignment marks assist consistent setup.
- Adjustable handles for height, width, and angle with visual indicators; onboard wrench storage for adjustments.
- Integrated kickstand allows tool to rest in wet concrete.
- State‑of‑charge indicator on the controls.
- Integrated TOOL CONNECT+ connectivity for asset management and tool location via the Site Manager app.
- Locknut housing to protect mounting bolts when used with L‑shape beams.
Specifications
| Is It A Set? | Yes |
| Number Of Pieces | 1 |
| Overall Length (In) | 34 |
| Overall Length (Mm) | 864 |
| Product Height (In) | 16 |
| Product Height (Mm) | 407 |
| Product Width (In) | 28 |
| Product Width (Mm) | 712 |
| Product Weight (Kg) | 14 |
| Product Weight (Lbs) | 30 |
| Tool Weight (Kg) | 14 |
| Tool Weight (Lbs) | 30 |
| Packaging | Box |
| Vibration Rate (Vpm) | 0–7,800 |
| Power Source | Cordless (battery) |
| Battery Voltage (V) | 54–60 |
| Included Items | (1) Concrete Power Screed; (2) DCBPS0554 554Wh batteries; (1) DCBPSC0550 550W charger; mounting hardware; (2) adapters |
| Runtime (12 Ft Bar) | Up to 61 minutes per charge (using Magic Screed 2054 and DCBPS0554; laboratory simulation) |
| Runtime (16 Ft Bar) | Up to 56 minutes per charge (using Magic Screed 2056 and DCBPS0554; laboratory simulation) |
| Warranty | 3 Year Limited Warranty; 1 Year Free Service; 90 Days Satisfaction Guaranteed |
A cordless vibratory screed designed to level and smooth stiff or slumped concrete. It uses a variable-speed vibration system (up to 7,800 VPM) and adjustable handles and controls to suit different board types and operator preferences. The kit includes batteries, a charger, mounting hardware, and adapters to work with common screed boards (boards sold separately).
Project Ideas
Business
One-Day Small-Slab Crew
Offer fast-turn slabs for sheds, spas, AC/generator pads, and stoops. The cordless screed (0–7,800 VPM, up to ~1 hour runtime per charge with 12–16 ft bars) removes the need for generators and cords on tight sites. Bring common beam sizes (MBW/Multivibe) to match job widths, upsell sealers and control joint cutting, and schedule two pours per day.
Decorative Walkways & Patios Specialist
Focus on residential patios and paths with proper drainage slopes, broom or exposed-aggregate finishes, and integral color. Use adjustable handles and alignment marks to maintain consistent pitch toward drains; dial VPM to match mix slump and finish goals. Package tiers: basic broom, exposed aggregate, and premium borders/inlays.
Screed Rental + On-Site Coaching
Rent the screed kit with compatible boards and provide a 1–2 hour onsite tutorial for homeowners or GCs. Include quick-start guides for VPM settings, slope charts, and battery charging. Track location and utilization via TOOL CONNECT+ Site Manager; offer add-ons like form kits, magnesium floats, and same-day hotline support.
Subcontract Screeding for Flatwork Contractors
Sell per-linear-foot or per-pour screeding services to busy concrete crews. Arrive with multiple boards, batteries, and chargers; set up controls to mirror crew workflow for faster passes. Use the asset management features to manage a small fleet as you scale, guaranteeing availability and minimizing lost tools on multi-crew sites.
Training Content and Workshops
Build a brand around cordless screeding best practices: produce short videos, checklists, and live demos covering board selection, VPM tuning for different mixes, and ergonomic setup. Monetize via paid workshops for builders, affiliate sales with beam manufacturers, and bundled sales/rental packages to students and small contractors.
Creative
Self-Draining Patio with Linear Channel Drain
Form a modern patio pitched 1/8–1/4 in per foot toward a linear drain. Mount a 12–16 ft screed board (MBW/Multivibe style via included adapters), set handle height/width for comfort, and use the variable-speed trigger (lock-on at mid VPM) to consolidate around the drain without over-vibrating. Use the alignment marks to keep a consistent setup across passes and the integrated kickstand to rest the tool in the wet slab while checking grade.
Backyard Skate Micro-Park Starter Pad
Pour a 4 in slab with thickened edges for a mini ledge/flat bar zone. Embed steel angles or rail anchors, then screed with a 12–16 ft board. Run higher VPM for stiff mixes to minimize honeycombing around inserts; keep controls on the side you approach most and rotate them 180° for switch passes. Adjustable handles set wide/low helps tracking straight on longer pulls.
Exposed-Aggregate Curved Garden Walk
Build curved forms and use a flexible screed board (or a slim aluminum/LVL board) attached with the included adapters to follow gentle radii. Screed at lower VPM to avoid pushing coarse aggregate down too far. After initial set, surface-retard and wash to reveal stone. The state-of-charge indicator helps plan passes so you finish sections before swapping batteries.
Monolithic Shed Slab with Thickened Edges
Pour a shed pad with integrated perimeter footing. Use a 16 ft bar to span forms, lock the trigger for steady VPM, and rely on the locknut housing to protect mounting bolts when running on L-style beams. The kickstand lets you pause without burying the motor, and the alignment marks ensure identical setup if multiple boards are used on larger pads.
Outdoor Kitchen Countertop and Bar Top
Build melamine forms for a large outdoor counter run and screed with a shorter board. Use low-to-mid VPM to reduce trapped air and segregation, consolidating around sink knockouts and conduit. Swap controls to the left or right side depending on the pour direction, and fine-tune handle angle to keep wrists neutral during tight, elevated passes.