About Ligchine
Ligchine® is a global leader in innovative Laser-Guided Screeds™. Since its founding in 2007, the company has rapidly expanded its position in the market and offers a full line of automated concrete screeding machines that service flatwork companies from small owner-operated companies to large global concrete contractors. The company’s headquarters, engineering, and manufacturing are located in the United States, and in addition to a direct sales force in the US, the company has an extensive network of international dealers and partners to serve customers anywhere in the world.
What's in the Ligchine brand? Ligman Machine LIGCHINE
What We Do
We design and manufacture reliable and cost-effective concrete leveling machines known as Laser-Guided Screeds™. Ligchine is an industry leader in boom-operated screeds for slab-on-grade screeding applications.
Our screeds are developed for commercial flat work and exterior paving. They can dramatically reduce dependence on labor, often in short supply, while yielding a higher-quality end product.
Who We Serve
Our customers are concrete flatwork contractors of all sizes performing specification-driven work that demands first-rate Floor Flatness (FF) and Floor Levelness (FL) results. Our screed machines make our customers more competitive and profitable in a highly competitive construction market.
Fast Facts
Fast Facts
| Company | Ligchine |
| Founded | 2007 by Gary and Peter Ligman |
| Company Name | Combination of the co-founders' last name Ligman and Machine : "Ligchine" |
| Ownership | Privately held |
| Leadership Team | Kyle Hohmann, President | Peter Ligman, VP of Engineering |
| Product Offering | Laser-Guided Screeds™ |
| Primary Offices | Darien, WI USA | Floyds Knobs, IN USA |
| Distribution | Global coverage through direct sales and dealer network |
How We Perform
...We pour between 30,000 and 35,000 yards of concrete per year, so labor savings is a tremendous asset for us. We have seen higher FL numbers, and I'd highly recommend this screed to anybody in the concrete business."
...We pour a lower slump concrete, which reduces our finishing times and gets us in and out of the job significantly quicker, making us very price-competitive. My only mistake was not buying a ScreedSaver 4 or 5 years sooner."
