Bellota TRF42PB Pro Forged Madrid-Pattern Bricklayer's Trowel with Wooden Handle and Tapping Block
The Madrid-pattern trowel, with its long, narrow blade, is the favourite for spreading mortar quickly on partitions and brickwork. The Pro version Bellota TRF42PB adds a nylon tapping block on the handle for setting tiles and brick without putting the trowel down.
It is forged from a single piece of special Bellota steel, with differentiated heat treatment of the blade and tang so that it does not break, deform or wear down, and a blade-to-handle joint that withstands 600 kg. The PEFC-certified beech wood handle, with stainless steel ferrule, ends in a nylon block used for bedding ceramic tiles and bricks, which also reinforces the striking zone.
Elongated Madrid-pattern 190 x 104 mm blade
Forged in one piece: complete protection against breakage
Nylon block for bedding tiles and bricks
Blade-to-handle joint with 600 kg strength
Lightweight: only 0.32 kg
Technical specifications
Reference
Blade dimensions (length x width)
Dimensions
Weight
TRF42HPB
190 x 104 mm
103 x 318 x 110 mm
0.32 kg
Frequently asked questions
What is the Bellota TRF42PB Pro Madrid-pattern trowel used for?
Its long, narrow 190 x 104 mm blade is suited to spreading mortar quickly on partitions and brickwork, in bricklaying and tiling work.
What is the nylon block on the handle for?
It is used for bedding ceramic tiles and bricks without putting the trowel down, and it reinforces the striking zone at the end of the handle. It is the Pro version of the Madrid-pattern trowel, with the block built into the wooden handle.
What is the handle made of and how is the trowel built?
The handle is PEFC-certified beech wood with a stainless steel ferrule. The trowel is forged from a single piece of special steel, with differentiated heat treatment of the blade and tang and a blade-to-handle joint that withstands 600 kg.
What size and weight is it?
Reference TRF42HPB has a 190 x 104 mm blade, dimensions of 103 x 318 x 110 mm and a weight of 0.32 kg. If you are unsure whether it suits your case, write to us and we will help.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a Madrid and a Catalan trowel?
The Madrid-style has a longer, narrower blade, ideal for spreading mortar on partition walls; the Catalan-style is wider and shorter.
What is the block on the handle for?
The nylon plug lets you bed ceramic tiles and bricks by tapping with the handle, and reinforces the striking area.
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.
What is the handle made of?
From beech wood from sustainably managed forests (PEFC certified), with a stainless steel ferrule.
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