KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL CC852 Fresno Trowel without Handle Round 5 x 42 in
Carbon steel Fresno trowel with a 42 in round blade for finishing concrete in all directions
- Ideal for applying concrete finishes efficiently
- Usable in all directions for faster work
- Carbon steel blade enables use at all angles
- Round end design with 42 in length
- Durable carbon steel construction for long life
KRAFT TOOL CC852 Fresno Trowel
The KRAFT TOOL CC852 Fresno Trowel is a concrete finishing tool designed for professional masons and contractors. It features a carbon steel blade that provides durability across repeated jobsite use. The round end profile allows the blade to move in all directions without catching on the surface. This design helps operators achieve a smooth finish on large pours efficiently.
Carbon steel blade and round end
The carbon steel blade resists wear while maintaining the stiffness needed for consistent pressure across the slab. Its round end eliminates sharp corners that can gouge fresh concrete during directional changes. This geometry lets the user push or pull the trowel at any angle without repositioning the handle. The blade ships without a handle so crews can fit their preferred bracket or pole.
42 inch by 5 inch working surface
The 42 in length covers a wide path with each pass, reducing the number of strokes required on expansive floors. The 5 in width concentrates downward force for effective consolidation of the cream layer. This size suits broad, open areas such as warehouse bays or driveway slabs. It becomes unwieldy in tight corners, narrow footings or against vertical formwork where a smaller trowel is needed.
Highlights
- Ideal for applying concrete finishes efficiently
- Usable in all directions for faster work
- Carbon steel blade enables use at all angles
- Round end design with 42 in length
- Durable carbon steel construction for long life
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the carbon-steel blade need resurfacing or replacement after heavy use?
The carbon-steel blade is built for durability; normal concrete finishing will not require resurfacing, and replacement is only needed if the edge becomes bent or excessively worn.
What limits continuous use of the 42-inch trowel first — blade flex or handle fatigue?
Blade flex on the long carbon-steel blade is the first limit during sustained floating; operator arm and shoulder fatigue follows once the blade begins to bow.
Does the trowel generate noticeable heat or vibration during all-day concrete work?
No motor or powered parts are present, so the tool produces no heat or vibration beyond the normal friction of the blade moving across wet concrete.
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