Plastering jointer short model 90 x 50 x 1.0 mm, stainless steel

The jointer belongs to the trowels and floats in the masonry tools range. Below you can read when this model is suitable and what to pay attention to when choosing.

Who is a short plastering jointer made of stainless steel intended for?

This tool is intended for anyone who wants to smooth and finish joints or seams neatly, such as bricklayers, plasterers and renovation workers. The short model is especially useful for detail work, for example at corners, small repairs and narrow seams.

Why stainless steel is a good choice

Stainless steel is known for its resistance to rust, which is useful when working with damp mortar or plaster. The surface is also smooth, so material is less likely to stick and the tool is easy to clean after use. Rinse it after work and dry it, and the blade edge stays straight.

Dimensions and thickness: what does 90 x 50 x 1.0 mm mean?

The first two measurements indicate the length and width of the blade, the last one the thickness. A blade of 1.0 mm is thin and therefore feels precise when finishing the joint. If you have a larger surface to work on, also look at the other trowels and finishing floats in the same category.

Combining with other masonry tools

You rarely use a jointer on its own. When pointing, you often also need a jointing chisel, a spirit level or a floor trowel. At Proffix you will find these tools in the same category, so you can put them together in one order.

Frequently asked questions

What do you use a plastering jointer for?

You use it to smooth out and finish joints and seams in plasterwork, masonry or sheet material.

What is the advantage of the short model?

The small blade is handy for detail work and for places where a larger trowel is difficult to reach, such as corners and narrow seams.

How do I maintain a stainless steel jointer?

Rinse the blade with water after use and dry it. This keeps the tool clean and less material sticks to it.