Masonry trowel AWTools AW30343, steel blade, weight 120 g

The AWTools AW30343 masonry trowel is designed for spreading and shaping mortar and plaster in general masonry work. The tool combines a steel blade with an ergonomic ABS plastic handle and a lightweight construction of 120 g, making it suitable for bricklaying, rendering, patching and small repair tasks. The handle includes a special insert that accepts a wide range of pole types and enables use with telescopic poles featuring threaded, push-button or traditional connections. The trowel is also compatible with drywall tapping knives with rubber handles (models AW302586–AW30262) and provides a fully adjustable angle of inclination for working comfort and precision.

Advantages

The steel blade delivers durability and consistent spreading performance, while the ABS plastic handle reduces overall weight and resists wear. The insert and compatibility with multiple pole connection systems allow quick attachment to existing poles or telescopic extensions, extending reach without replacing the tool. The fully adjustable angle of inclination improves ergonomics on different tasks and surfaces, and the 120 g weight supports prolonged use with minimal fatigue.

Suitable for

• Bricklaying and mortar application
• Plastering and rendering small areas
• Patching and repair of wall surfaces
• Working at height with telescopic poles
• DIY renovation and general construction maintenance

Key specifications

• Blade material: steel
• Handle material: ABS plastic
• Tool weight: 120 g
• Compatible pole types: threaded, push-button latching, traditional
• Compatibility with drywall tapping knives: models AW302586–AW30262 (rubber handle)
• Adjustable angle of inclination: fully adjustable

How to use

Attach the trowel to a compatible pole or use it as a hand tool. If using a pole, align the handle insert with the pole connection and secure according to the pole type (threaded, push-button latch or traditional). Mix mortar or plaster to the required consistency and load onto the steel blade. Spread material evenly across the surface and shape or smooth using the blade edge. Adjust the angle of inclination to match the working surface and task, and periodically clean off excess material to maintain blade performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use compatible telescopic poles to reach elevated areas and reduce ladder use; regularly inspect and clean the steel blade after use to prevent material buildup; select a pole connection type that matches your existing equipment for secure attachment.