Westward
Westward 13A755 Magnesium Concrete Float 16x3-1/2x3/8 in
A magnesium concrete float with a 16-inch blade, bevelled edge and 10-inch wooden handle for smoothing fresh concrete
- Lightweight magnesium blade reduces fatigue during finishing
- Square blade with beveled edge creates smooth concrete surfaces
- 16 in overall length covers more area per pass
- 10 in wooden handle provides comfortable grip and control
- Tapered design down to 1 3/8 in reaches tight corners
Westward Magnesium Concrete Float
The Westward magnesium concrete float measures sixteen inches long and three and a half inches wide. A beveled edge runs along the blade to help smooth fresh concrete without dragging. The wood handle extends ten inches for comfortable two-handed control. This hand tool arrives new and ready for site work.
Blade material and handle design
Magnesium construction keeps the blade lightweight while resisting corrosion from wet concrete. The square blade shape with a tapered minimum width of one and three eighths inches allows work in corners and along forms. Included hardware secures the wood handle firmly to the blade. No backing material is required for operation.
Finishers needing a light magnesium float
Concrete finishers who prefer a lightweight magnesium blade for early floating passes will find this tool suitable. Builders who require a larger blade area or a different handle material should look at other options. The float is designed for hand smoothing of flat concrete surfaces.
Highlights
- Lightweight magnesium blade reduces fatigue during finishing
- Square blade with beveled edge creates smooth concrete surfaces
- 16 in overall length covers more area per pass
- 10 in wooden handle provides comfortable grip and control
- Tapered design down to 1 3/8 in reaches tight corners
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How long can the 16 in magnesium blade stay flat under sustained trowelling before it starts to flex?
The 0.38 in thick magnesium blade is rigid enough for continuous finishing passes on fresh concrete without noticeable bowing.
Does the wood handle stay cool and comfortable during all-day slab work?
The 10 in wood handle does not conduct heat like metal and absorbs vibration, keeping grip fatigue low over long shifts.
What do I need on site before I can use this float?
Only fresh concrete at the right slump; the float ships complete with its handle already attached.
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