KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL CC750-01 Bull Float 12 x 48 in Blue Steel hand tool
A 48-inch round bull float with a 12-inch width and 1/32-inch thick carbon blue steel for concrete finishing
- TypeMasonry Tools
- Round end smooths concrete evenly
- Carbon blue steel resists wear on tough jobs
- 48 in length covers large slab areas fast
- 12 in width levels surface in fewer passes
- 1/32 in thick steel keeps shape for years
12 x 48 in Blue Steel Bull Float
The Kraft Tool CC750-01 is a masonry bull float designed for concrete finishing. Its 48 in length and 12 in width cover broad surfaces efficiently. The round-end profile suits professionals and DIY users levelling fresh pours. This hand tool targets anyone needing a durable float for flatwork.
Carbon Blue Steel Construction
The blade uses carbon blue steel for strength on tough jobs. A 1/32 in thickness resists wear over repeated use. The 4 in C-channel design adds rigidity across the span. These features combine to maintain flatness during push and pull strokes.
Heavy-Duty Build and Handling
The heavy-duty construction withstands daily site demands without bending. Blue steel resists corrosion better than standard carbon steel. No handle is included so users attach a preferred bull float bracket. The round ends prevent digging into wet concrete at stroke reversals.
Highlights
- Round end smooths concrete evenly
- Carbon blue steel resists wear on tough jobs
- 48 in length covers large slab areas fast
- 12 in width levels surface in fewer passes
- 1/32 in thick steel keeps shape for years
Specifications
| Brand | Kraft Tool |
|---|---|
| Model | CC750-01 |
| Type | Masonry Tools |
Questions about this item
Will the 1/32" thick blue steel blade need resurfacing or replacement after heavy concrete finishing?
The 1/32" carbon blue steel resists wear on large pours; inspect the 12 in. by 48 in. blade edge after each job and dress minor nicks with a file rather than replacing the float.
What dimensional limit appears first when pushing the 48 in. bull float across stiff mixes all day?
The 4 in. C-channel frame provides rigidity, but on very stiff concrete the 12 in. blade width can flex slightly before the 1/32" steel yields, signalling the practical push limit.
How much heat builds up in the blue steel blade during continuous floating on a hot slab?
Carbon blue steel conducts heat quickly, so the 48 in. blade stays near slab temperature; no measurable heat soak occurs in the steel or the C-channel during all-day use.
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