Bellota TRF09BM Forged Gauging Trowel with Bi-Material Handle for Mixing and Spreading Mortar
The Gauging trowel, with a narrow blade and rounded tip, is the classic choice for mixing small amounts of mortar or plaster, applying it and touching up. The 7-inch Bellota TRF09BM is forged in a single piece and features an ergonomic dual-material handle.
It is forged from a single piece of steel, with differentiated heat treatment on the blade and tang and a blade-to-handle joint that withstands 600 kg: full guarantee against breakage. The dual-material handle, made of polypropylene and elastomer, has an index finger guard and a rear striking area for setting tiles and bricks.
7" Gauging blade (178.5 x 85 mm)
For mixing, applying and touching up mortar
Forged in a single piece: full guarantee against breakage
Dual-material handle with index finger guard
Rear striking area for setting tiles and bricks
Technical specifications
Reference
Blade size (length x width)
Dimensions
Weight
TRF097BM
178.5 x 85 mm
85 x 90 x 325 mm
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Bellota TRF09BM Gauging trowel used for?
It is a narrow-blade trowel with a rounded tip, designed for mixing small amounts of mortar or plaster, applying it and touching up. It is the classic Gauging trowel shape.
What size is the blade?
The blade is 7 inches and measures 178.5 x 85 mm. The overall dimensions of the tool are 85 x 90 x 325 mm.
What is the handle like and what is the rear area for?
The handle is dual-material, made of polypropylene and elastomer, with an index finger guard. Its rear striking area is used for setting tiles and bricks.
How is the blade made?
It is forged from a single piece of steel, with differentiated heat treatment on the blade and tang. The blade-to-handle joint withstands 600 kg, designed to prevent breakage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Gauging trowel?
A trowel with a narrow blade and rounded tip, designed for mixing small quantities of mortar or plaster and applying them.
What are the advantages of the bi-material handle?
It combines polypropylene and elastomer: a soft, firm grip, protection for the index finger and better control during long jobs.
What jobs is it suitable for?
For bricklaying and tiling: preparing cement, spreading it and breaking bricks.
Does it really not break?
Bellota makes it forged in a single piece with differentiated heat treatment on the blade and tang, and supplies it with a full guarantee against breakage; the blade-to-handle joint withstands 600 kg.
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