Can a floor milling machine equipment perform precise leveling?

A floor milling machine equipment can perform leveling to some extent, but its precision is relatively limited. The main function of a milling machine is to remove the surface layer of concrete floors, perform surface roughening, and preliminary leveling. Therefore, it is effective in handling large areas of surface unevenness. For example, for significant protrusions, old coatings, or other irregular surfaces on the floor, the milling machine can quickly remove these high spots, making the overall floor surface more even.

However, the design of the milling machine is not primarily intended for high-precision leveling. It uses rotating blades or milling heads to cut and mill the surface at high speed. Although this process can improve the flatness of the floor, its precision is limited by the machine's adjustment capabilities and operating method. Therefore, if the requirement is to achieve millimeter-level or higher precision, the milling machine may not fully meet the requirements.

In practical construction, floor milling machine equipments are usually used for preliminary or rough leveling. After milling, the floor may need further fine leveling to meet higher construction standards. At this stage, it is common to use other equipment, such as laser leveling machines or precision grinding machines, to make more precise adjustments. These devices can accurately control the height and flatness of the floor, ensuring that it meets strict construction requirements.

In summary, floor milling machine equipments are suitable for handling large areas of uneven surfaces and preliminary leveling, but in situations requiring high precision, it may be necessary to use other specialized leveling equipment in conjunction.