
Allen Engineering Walk-Behind Trowels
PRO436E
PRO436 Edger model for contractors finishing along walls, extrusions, and tight edges with the power of Allen's PRO Series.
Overview
Built for the way Texas crews work
PRO436 Edger model for contractors finishing along walls, extrusions, and tight edges with the power of Allen's PRO Series.
Closner can help compare this Allen model against the rest of the Allen lineup based on slab size, production target, crew preference, power source, transport, service access, and finishing workflow.
Edger version of the PRO436 platform.
Rotating guard rings help the machine ride along edges.
A strong fit for perimeter finishing and detail work.

Key Specs
- Manufacturer
- Allen Engineering
- Model
- PRO436E
- Category
- Walk-Behind Trowels
Features
PRO436E advantages
Jobsite fit
Edger version of the PRO436 platform.
Contractor-focused design
Rotating guard rings help the machine ride along edges.
Allen support
A strong fit for perimeter finishing and detail work.
FAQ
Common PRO436E Questions
Who supports the PRO436E in Texas?
Closner Equipment supports Allen Engineering customers in Texas with sales guidance, parts, service coordination, and application support from our branch network.
What is the PRO436E best used for?
PRO436E is a fit for edging, walls and extrusions, flatwork finishing, commercial concrete, and related concrete flatwork applications.
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