Bellota 5897 Brick Jointer with Beech Wood Handle for Facing Brick Joints

7,76 €
7,76 €

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Bellota 5897 Brick Jointer with Beech Wood Handle for Facing Brick Joints

On an exposed brick façade, the mortar joint is the bricklayer's signature. The Bellota 5897 pointing tool leaves clean, uniform, well-compacted joints, with a 170 mm steel blade available in four widths to suit every brick bond.

It is made from a single piece of high-durability steel, with differentiated heat treatment on the blade and tang so it won't break, deform or wear down, and varnished to protect it from rust. The tang is perfectly fixed to the PEFC beech wood handle, with a stainless steel ferrule and a bond strength of 600 kg.

  • For finishing exposed brick joints
  • Four blade widths: 6, 8, 10 and 12 mm
  • Heat-treated steel with anti-rust varnish
  • Blade-to-handle bond with a strength of 600 kg
  • PEFC-certified beech handle with stainless steel ferrule

Technical specifications

Reference Blade width Blade length Dimensions Weight
5897-6 6 mm 170 mm 30 x 299 x 90 mm 0.1 kg
5897-8 8 mm 170 mm 30 x 300 x 95 mm 0.11 kg
5897-10 10 mm 170 mm 30 x 302 x 85 mm 0.1 kg
5897-12 12 mm 170 mm 30 x 310 x 90 mm 0.14 kg

Frequently asked questions

What is the Bellota 5897 pointing tool used for?

It is used for finishing exposed brick joints. It leaves clean, uniform, well-compacted joints thanks to its 170 mm long steel blade.

Which blade width should I choose?

There are four blade widths: 6, 8, 10 and 12 mm, with references 5897-6, 5897-8, 5897-10 and 5897-12. Choose the one that suits the brick bond and the joint of your façade.

What materials is it made of?

It is made from a single piece of steel with differentiated heat treatment on the blade and tang, and varnished against rust. The handle is made of PEFC-certified beech wood, with a stainless steel ferrule.

Does the bond between blade and handle hold up well?

The tang is fixed to the handle with a bond strength of 600 kg. It weighs between 0.1 and 0.14 kg depending on the blade width, making it a lightweight tool that is easy to handle.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a brick jointer for?

For finishing and compacting the mortar joints in facing brickwork, leaving a clean, even finish.

Which width should I choose?

The one that matches the joint width of your bond: 6, 8, 10 or 12 mm.

Does it rust?

The blade is varnished to protect it from rust; it is advisable to clean it after each use.

What is the handle made of?

From beech wood from sustainably managed forests (PEFC certified), with a stainless steel ferrule.