18-inch Rectangular Iron Float from Goldblatt (G06527)

XL Finishing Trowel – Model G06527 – is the giant tool from Goldblatt designed for professionals working on extensive areas. With a blade length of 18 inches, this trowel gives you the ability to finish and smooth large concrete surfaces with record speed and extreme precision.

Professional Features and Benefits:

• XL 18-inch Blade: The long blade (18 x 4 inches) provides very wide coverage with each pass, reducing the number of passes needed to smooth concrete floors and pathways, thus saving time and effort.
• High-Quality Tool Steel: The blade is made from hardened high-grade tool steel, giving it the strength to resist warping under pressure while maintaining the flexibility required for a smooth finish.
• Ready-to-Use Design: The blade comes with edge-ground and cross-ground surfaces, ensuring smooth movement from the first use and preventing sharp edge marks in soft concrete.
• Natural Tan Wood Handle: Equipped with a classic, premium hardwood handle, ergonomically designed to be anti-turn, providing a strong and comfortable grip that gives the technician a full sense of the tool.
• Durable Aluminum Structure: The base is made of a strong and lightweight aluminum alloy, secured with stainless steel rivets to ensure maximum stability and durability in the toughest working conditions.

Technical Specifications for Model G06527:

• Model Number: G02527.
• Size: 18 x 4 inches (Giant size).
• Blade Material: High-quality Tool Steel.
• Handle Type: Natural Hardwood.
• Attachment: Aluminum base with stainless steel rivets.

Why choose Goldblatt Trowel G06527?

• High Productivity: The extra length (18 inches) makes it the primary choice for open areas such as warehouses, large garages, and outdoor spaces.
• "Mirror" Finish: The quality of the steel used allows you to achieve the highest levels of concrete polishing, giving the surface a professional and attractive appearance.

Technical Tip: When working with an 18-inch trowel, be sure to maintain a very low angle of inclination initially, then gradually increase the angle as the concrete dries to achieve the best possible shine and smoothness.