KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL CC800 Bull Float Bracket 4-Hole Cast Aluminum
Cast aluminium bracket with 180-degree adjustment fits threaded bull float handles for models CC802-01, CC803-01 and CC804-01
- TypeMasonry Tools
- 180-degree adjustment enables precise float positioning
- Cast aluminium construction resists corrosion on wet concrete
- Four-hole pattern fits CC802-01, CC803-01 and CC804-01 handles
- Threaded assembly secures bull float to handle firmly
- Model CC800 bracket designed for masonry finishing work
Masonry Bracket for Bull Floats
The Kraft Tool CC800 is a cast-aluminium bracket built to connect a threaded bull-float handle to the float blade. It targets concrete finishers who need a secure, adjustable joint for smoothing large slabs.
Four-Hole Pattern with 180-Degree Range
The four-hole mounting pattern accepts compatible Kraft handles including models CC802-01, CC803-01 and CC804-01. The bracket pivots through 180 degrees, letting the operator set the blade angle for each pass without removing the handle.
Cast Aluminium Build and Threaded Mount
Cast aluminium construction resists corrosion from wet concrete and repeated wash-downs. The threaded bracket assembly clamps firmly to the handle, reducing play during push-pull strokes while still allowing quick angle changes on the job.
Highlights
- 180-degree adjustment enables precise float positioning
- Cast aluminium construction resists corrosion on wet concrete
- Four-hole pattern fits CC802-01, CC803-01 and CC804-01 handles
- Threaded assembly secures bull float to handle firmly
- Model CC800 bracket designed for masonry finishing work
Specifications
| Brand | Kraft Tool |
|---|---|
| Model | CC800 |
| Type | Masonry Tools |
Questions about this item
Will the cast-aluminium bracket need any periodic tightening or replacement parts?
The bracket is a single cast-aluminium piece with no moving hardware, so no routine tightening or spare parts are required.
What limits how long the 180-degree adjustment can hold position under continuous use?
The 180-degree adjustment relies on the threaded handle interface; the friction of that joint is the first limit under sustained loading.
Does the aluminium bracket become hot or draw extra power during all-day operation?
The bracket has no electrical components and generates no heat; it simply transfers handle force to the float blade.
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