5.5 Inch Wooden Handle Trowel from Goldblatt (G09323)

Pointing Trowel – Model G09323 – is the ideal tool from Goldblatt for restoration work, filling cracks, and shaping joints in bricks, stones, and concrete blocks. It features a precise engineering design that allows technicians to access tight corners and perform delicate tasks with complete professionalism.

Professional Features and Benefits:

• Taper-Ground Blade: The blade is designed to gradually thin towards the ends, providing ideal balance and superior flexibility during work, and allowing for full control over the amount of mortar distributed.
• High-Strength Construction: The blade is made of two strongly welded pieces, ensuring the tool's durability and ability to withstand continuous mechanical pressure during scraping and spreading cement.
• Natural Wooden Handle (Tan/Wood): Features a classic contoured hardwood handle, providing a firm and comfortable grip that gives you a more precise feel for manual work details.
• Versatile: Thanks to its size (7 inches), it is the best tool for brickwork, shaping stone joints, and repairing cracks in old concrete surfaces.
• Engineered Balance: The weight distribution between the handle and the blade is carefully calculated to reduce wrist strain during repetitive pushing and pulling motions in small spaces.

Technical Specifications for Model G09323:

• Model Number: G09323.
• Size: 7 × 3-1/8 inches.
• Blade Material: Hardened and precisely ground steel.
• Handle Type: Natural Hardwood (Tan Wood).
• Usage: Joint pointing, crack filling, and stone decoration work.

Why choose Goldblatt's Pointing Trowel?

• Professionalism in Finishes: The blade's shape allows for clean jointing, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of brick and stone facades.
• Durability: The quality of the welding and steel used ensures that the blade will not bend or break, even when dealing with strong cement mortar.

Technical Tip: To maintain the trowel's sharpness and flexibility, clean it immediately after use to remove any cement residue, as dried mortar on the pointing trowel's blade will reduce the accuracy of your work in the future.