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Half-round jointing iron for grout lines 852 Pavan

Key features

  • EAN8021636185741
  • MaterialSteel, wooden handle
  • Dimensions140×10 mm o 140×12 mm

What it is

Half-round jointing iron for grout lines 852 Pavan. Key specifications: material Steel, wooden handle, dimensions 140×10 mm o 140×12 mm.

Trowels, spatulas and floats are steel or plastic hand tools for picking up, spreading, smoothing and finishing mortars, renders, adhesives and skim coats.

What it is for

Used in masonry work, from laying blocks to filling chases and for filling surfaces and joints.

How to use it

Choose the tool for the task: a bricklaying trowel for laying bricks and blocks, a smooth plastering trowel for skimming, a notched trowel for spreading tile adhesive. Pick up a little material at a time and work with the blade angled, going back over the area to even out the layer. At the end of the job, wash immediately with water, before the mortar hardens, and dry to prevent rust.

Where it is used

  • Residential construction
  • Renovation

Technical data

  • Material: Steel, wooden handle
  • Dimensions: 140×10 mm o 140×12 mm

Who it is for

Designed for bricklayers, construction workers and restorers.

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Before you order

Tell us the quantities you need and the intended use: if there is a more suitable version, or an equivalent available sooner, we will let you know.

For prices and availability, request a quote from AMES Srl: we will reply with our quotation, delivery times and, where needed, an equivalent technical alternative.

Quantity
Specifications 4
Item code1814450
EAN8021636185741
MaterialSteel, wooden handle
Dimensions140×10 mm o 140×12 mm

The perfect setup for this job

Everything you need in one place, from functionality to safety.

For the job

A.M.E.S. srlRefractory mortar

Repair, render and fill masonry and concrete once mixed.

For safety

NeriGlove Ball Neri 376050Code 376050

Protect hands from abrasion, dirt, liquids and minor cuts while keeping a firm grip.