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Bellota 5901 Forged Triangular Pointing Trowel with Beech Wood Handle for Finishing and Touch-Ups

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Bellota 5901 Forged Triangular Pointing Trowel with Beech Wood Handle for Finishing and Touch-Ups

The finishing touches are what you see most of a building job. The Bellota 5901 triangular pointing trowel, with its pointed blade, lets you fill joints, shape corners and touch up with precision where a large trowel cannot reach.

It is forged in a single piece of special Bellota steel, with differentiated heat treatment on the blade and tang so that it does not break, deform or wear, and a blade-to-handle joint that withstands 600 kg. The handle is made of beech wood from sustainably managed forests (PEFC/14-35-00020), with a stainless steel ferrule.

  • Pointed triangular blade for precise finishing
  • Two sizes: 125 x 70 and 150 x 100 mm
  • Forged in a single piece of special Bellota steel
  • Blade-to-handle joint with 600 kg strength
  • PEFC-certified beech handle with stainless steel ferrule

Technical specifications

Reference Blade dimensions (length x width) Dimensions Weight
5901-A 125 x 70 mm 70 x 240 x 95 mm 0.17 kg
5901-B 150 x 100 mm 100 x 272 x 95 mm 0.17 kg

Frequently asked questions

What sizes does the 5901 triangular pointing trowel come in?

There are two blade sizes: 125 x 70 mm (reference 5901-A) and 150 x 100 mm (reference 5901-B). Both weigh 0.17 kg and have a pointed triangular blade.

Which size suits me?

For small areas and narrow corners, the 125 x 70 mm blade fits. The 150 x 100 mm one offers more blade surface. If you are unsure whether it suits your case, write to us and we will help you.

What is it used for and what are its overall dimensions?

It is used to fill joints, shape corners and touch up with precision where a large trowel cannot reach. The overall dimensions are 70 x 240 x 95 mm for the 5901-A and 100 x 272 x 95 mm for the 5901-B.

What is the handle made of?

The handle is made of beech wood from sustainably managed forests, with code PEFC/14-35-00020, and is completed by a stainless steel ferrule. The blade is made of special Bellota steel and forged in a single piece.

How is it made?

It is forged in a single piece of special Bellota steel, with differentiated heat treatment on the blade and tang. The blade-to-handle joint withstands 600 kg. The heat treatment aims to keep it from breaking, deforming or wearing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a pointing trowel used for?

For finishing and touch-up work in bricklaying: filling joints, finishing corners, filling gaps and applying small amounts of mortar.

Which size should I choose?

The 125 mm for joints and small gaps; the 150 mm for slightly larger finishing jobs.

Does it really not break?

Bellota makes it forged in a single piece with differentiated heat treatment on the blade and tang; 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.