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Construction plastering has always been a notoriously difficult challenge on job sites:

With the industry exerting pressure through a scarcity of skilled workers, rising labor costs, increasingly tight schedules, and ever-stricter quality standards, the bottlenecks inherent in traditional manual work models have become increasingly apparent.

Derutu DM Series Intelligent Plastering Machine

Addressing industry pain points through mechanized construction, we deliver comprehensive upgrades across efficiency, cost, quality, and adaptability, redefining the standards of efficiency and quality for wall plastering.

Reducing costs and increasing efficiency: 800 m² of plastering per day—a four-person team delivering the output of twelve.

With traditional manual plastering, a single skilled worker can complete only about 70 m² per day, meaning large-scale projects rely on simply adding more manpower to meet deadlines. The Deruitu integrated spraying and plastering solution requires a team of just four people—one for spraying, one for material loading, one for wall leveling, and one for support—to handle a workload that would otherwise require twelve skilled manual plasterers, directly cutting labor costs by over 60%. The system consistently delivers 800 m² of plastering per day, tripling overall efficiency compared to manual methods and ensuring smooth progress even under tight schedules.

Millimeter-level precision: error ≤2mm, meeting various acceptance standards.

Manual plastering typically involves a margin of error of around 5mm, and repeated rework during inspection is the industry norm. The Deruitu plastering machine features an automatic microcomputer leveling system that uses sensors to calibrate plaster thickness and verticality in real time, strictly limiting deviations to within 2mm. It easily handles even inner and outer corners, eliminating the time and material costs associated with repeated surface touch-ups.

Zero hollow drum without rework: the adhesion force is increased by more than 2 times

Hollow spots and cracking are major quality issues in plastering work. Deruitu employs a process combining high-pressure wall spraying with mechanical compaction and leveling; the mortar or gypsum material penetrates deep into the wall's pores under high pressure, achieving a bond strength 2.5 times that of manual plastering. Coupled with uniform application pressure, this method eliminates the root causes of hollow spots, ensuring zero rework and a worry-free project handover.

Rugged and capable across all operating conditions: ready to start work immediately upon arrival in complex environments.

Many plastering machines are fussy about the site and weather, and rely on external power sources; they often "go on strike" when faced with complex working conditions, actually slowing down the pace of construction. Deruitu plastering machines are designed based on real-world job site scenarios, offering comprehensive adaptability to complex construction environments:

※ Features a modular design; the compact unit can be quickly disassembled, allowing for easy access through elevators, stairwells, and other confined spaces;

※ Capable of normal operation even on uneven or rugged terrain, making it suitable for various job site conditions;

※ Designed for wide-temperature and all-weather resilience, ensuring stable performance in extreme conditions—such as high heat, freezing cold, or rain—so work schedules remain uninterrupted by the weather;

※ Comes standard with a dual-battery system providing 8 hours of continuous operation on a full charge, eliminating concerns about power availability on-site.

From manual plastering that relies on skilled craftsmanship to intelligent, standardized mechanized application, Deruitu plastering machines are making on-site plastering more efficient, cost-effective, and reliable. Tight schedules, high labor costs, quality control challenges, or complex working conditions? A single Deruitu plastering machine solves them all.