Description
Magnesium Concrete Finishing Float with Soft Grip – Model G06148 – is the professional tool from Goldblatt designed to prepare concrete surfaces before final finishing. This model is made from extruded magnesium, which provides an ideal balance between durability and lightness, making it the top choice for professionals to level medium and large areas with high precision.
Professional Features and Benefits:
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Extruded Magnesium Body: The blade is designed to provide smooth gliding over fresh concrete, helping to open the surface pores to allow "bleed water" to escape and prepare the surface for subsequent steel troweling.
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Square Ends: The square end design helps effectively reach corners and edges, ensuring comprehensive surface leveling without leaving gaps.
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Soft-Grip Handle: Equipped with an ergonomic red soft-grip handle designed to fit the hand's shape, providing superior control and reducing fatigue during continuous work.
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Lightweight and Easy to Maneuver: Thanks to the magnesium material, this tool is much lighter than similar aluminum tools, making it easy to move across large areas.
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Lifts Cement Paste: The blade is engineered to help bring cement paste to the surface, facilitating the final finishing process and making the surface more consistent.
Technical Specifications for Model G06148:
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Model Number: G06148.
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Size: 20 × 3-1/4 inches (approximately 508 × 82 mm).
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Blade Material: High-quality extruded magnesium.
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Handle Type: Red soft-grip handle.
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End Type: Square ends.
Why choose the 20-inch size?
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Perfect Balance: The 20-inch size provides wide surface coverage while maintaining excellent ease of control, making it the most versatile size for use in both large and confined spaces.
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Leveling Accuracy: The blade's length helps remove surface undulations more effectively than smaller sizes, ensuring a perfectly level concrete surface.
Technical Tip: To maintain the efficiency of magnesium, the tool should be cleaned with water immediately after use. Ensure any adhering concrete residue is removed to keep the surface smooth, preventing aggregate "dragging" next time.
