Schwan plastering trowel short model 110 x 80 x 1.0 mm, stainless steel
- Item no.
- CP 160508
- EAN
- 4022307104294
- Metal
Complete the set
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Goes well with Griffon quick-setting cement 6 kg, bucket € 45.95 incl. VAT€ 37.98 excl. VAT
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Goes well with Oxxa work glove PU-Flex 14-086, black, 8 € 1.70 incl. VAT€ 1.41 excl. VAT
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Specifications
- Brand
- Schwan
- Version
- Ø 110 x 80 mm all 3 versions
- Article number
- CP 160508
- EAN
- 4022307104294
- Category
- Trowels & plastering floats
- Availability
- In stock in Lanaken (5)
Description
Explained
- RVS
- Stainless steel: does not rust, not even outdoors.
The Schwan plastering trowel short model 110 x 80 x 1.0 mm, stainless steel, can be found at Proffix under Trowels & float boards. It is available in 3 versions: Ø 90 x 50 mm, Ø 110 x 80 mm, Ø 115 x 100 mm. Each version has its own article number; choose the right one above.
In stock in our store in Lanaken. In stock and ordered before 15:00? Shipped today. Free pickup in our store in Lanaken; delivery in the area is possible after consultation.
Article number CP 160508, EAN 4022307104294. Not sure about the right size or version? Call us on +32 (0)89 41 12 90, we are happy to help.
All versions 3
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| Ø 90 x 50 mm | CP 160505 | 4022307104263 | € 7.99€ 6.60 | In stock | |
| Ø 110 x 80 mm | CP 160508 | 4022307104294 | € 8.72€ 7.21 | In stock | |
| Ø 115 x 100 mm | CP 160510 | 4022307104317 | € 9.20€ 7.60 | In stock |
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Choose from 2 sizesPointing with a short stainless steel plaster jointer
A short plaster jointer model of 110 x 80 x 1.0 mm is a useful masonry tool for anyone who wants to finish joints neatly. This one is made of inox, which is good to know if you regularly work with wet material. The blade measures 110 by 80 millimetres and is 1.0 millimetres thick. On this page you can read what you use such a jointer for, what to look for when choosing one, and how to maintain the tool.
Read more
The jointer falls within trowels and jointers, a category within masonry tools. It is a hand tool for those who work by hand, both on the construction site and for renovation and small repair work.
What is a short-model plasterer's float used for?
With a float you apply jointing mortar or plaster material into the joints and then finish them smoothly. The short model is compact, so you can easily control the blade for small joints, hard-to-reach spots and detail work. For long, continuous areas you may prefer a larger blade, but for precise work a short blade is often more comfortable.
Why inox for a pointing trowel?
Inox is a stainless steel that is highly resistant to moisture. When pointing and plastering, tools are constantly in contact with water and damp mortar, so this is a clear advantage. An inox blade is also easy to clean, so you get more use from it and can quickly remove mortar residue.
What should you look out for when choosing?
Look at the dimensions of the blade, because they determine how you use the tool: 110 x 80 mm suits targeted work and smaller surfaces. Also check the thickness. At 1.0 mm, this blade has a sturdy yet workable construction. Also consider whether your work mainly involves precise pointing or finishing larger surfaces.
Maintaining your jointing tool
Rinse the blade after use and wipe it dry before storing it. This keeps mortar residue from sticking and keeps the surface smooth. A smooth, clean blade gives a neater joint and lasts longer.
Frequently asked questions
What are the dimensions of this pointing trowel?
The blade is 110 mm long, 80 mm wide and 1.0 mm thick. It is a short model made of inox.
Is this tool suitable for tiles and plasterwork?
According to the product description, it is intended for pointing plasterwork and tiles. The short blade is especially useful for precise finishing.
Can I backorder this item if it is not in stock?
The product is listed as in stock and can be reordered. If you have a question about delivery or availability, please contact Proffix.
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