KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL CF201PF 10 in Carbon Steel Square End Trowel
Carbon steel square-end trowel with a 10 in blade and ProForm camel-back handle for concrete finishing
- Carbon steel blade resists wear on concrete
- 10-inch square end covers more surface per pass
- ProForm camel-back handle reduces wrist fatigue
- 3-inch width balances control and efficiency
- Designed for smooth concrete finishing results
10 in Carbon Steel Square End Trowel
The KRAFT TOOL CF201PF is a concrete finishing trowel built for tradespeople who need a reliable blade for smoothing and levelling fresh concrete. Its 10 in carbon steel blade provides the stiffness and wear resistance required for daily site work.
ProForm camel-back handle and rigid blade
A 5 in ProForm camel-back handle gives a secure, balanced grip that reduces wrist fatigue during long pours. The fixed square-end blade mounts directly to the handle shank with no flex, so pressure transfers cleanly to the surface without loose rivets or shifting corners.
Replaces worn or flexible finishing trowels
When an old blade develops a permanent bow or the handle loosens, this tool restores flat, consistent passes across slabs. The upgrade is worth it for crews who finish multiple pours a week and need a blade that holds its edge without frequent re-grinding.
Highlights
- Carbon steel blade resists wear on concrete
- 10-inch square end covers more surface per pass
- ProForm camel-back handle reduces wrist fatigue
- 3-inch width balances control and efficiency
- Designed for smooth concrete finishing results
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What blade length does the 10 in carbon-steel square-end trowel provide for concrete finishing?
The blade measures 10 in long and 3 in wide, giving a flat rectangular surface suited to smoothing and levelling fresh concrete.
What are the handle length and grip material on this trowel?
The handle is 5 in long and made from ProForm material in a camel-back style for a secure, comfortable grip.
How is the handle attached to the blade, and what common mistake should be avoided?
The handle is factory-riveted to the blade; do not attempt to remove or re-rivet it, as that weakens the joint and voids the tool's integrity.
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