KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL Double 3/8" V-Notch Steel Rake Head 24
Double 3/8" V-notch steel rake head smooths and levels fresh concrete for a uniform finish
- Double 3/8" V-notch creates smooth, uniform concrete finishes
- Sturdy steel construction withstands repeated site use
- 24-inch head covers more surface per pass
- Designed for faster professional concrete finishing
- Kraft Tool brand trusted by trade professionals
Concrete Finishing Rake Head
The Kraft Tool double 3/8 inch V-notch steel rake head is built for smoothing and levelling fresh concrete. Its twin-tooth design covers more surface per pass, helping crews achieve a uniform finish on slabs, driveways and footings. The head mounts on a standard handle for upright operation.
Hand-Tool Application Limits
The rake head works only while concrete is plastic enough to be struck off and floated. It cannot correct grade errors after the mix has begun to set, nor can it replace a bull float for large-area flattening. Performance depends on operator timing and mix consistency rather than any powered mechanism.
Handle And Job-Site Check
Verify that you have a compatible handle with the correct ferrule size before ordering. Confirm the project area can be reached comfortably from the perimeter so the tool can be pushed and pulled without over-reaching. Ensure the concrete slump matches the finishing window the rake is designed for.
Highlights
- Double 3/8" V-notch creates smooth, uniform concrete finishes
- Sturdy steel construction withstands repeated site use
- 24-inch head covers more surface per pass
- Designed for faster professional concrete finishing
- Kraft Tool brand trusted by trade professionals
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Is the 24-inch width right for my concrete job?
The 24-inch head covers a wide path in one pass, helping you smooth large slabs quickly and evenly.
What does the double 3/8-inch V-notch do on site?
Two V-shaped teeth cut and level fresh concrete at the same time, leaving a uniform texture with less effort.
How does the steel head hold up to daily concrete work?
Heavy-gauge steel resists bending and abrasion, so the teeth keep their shape through repeated pours.
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