Stainless Steel Tooth-edged Paca EPM 270×130 mm, tooth 12×12 (E-323-0275)

The EPM stainless steel tooth-edged paca 270×130 mm with a 12×12 mm tooth pattern is a hand tool designed for controlled application and distribution of adhesives, plasters and leveling compounds. Its stainless steel blade and defined tooth geometry produce consistent ridges in applied materials, helping to achieve even coverage and reliable bonding when installing tiles, laying flooring or finishing walls. The compact 270×130 mm size balances working area and maneuverability for both small and medium surfaces.

Advantages

Constructed from stainless steel for corrosion resistance and long service life, this paca maintains an even tooth profile under repeated use. The 12×12 mm tooth spacing ensures predictable material spread and thickness control. A rigid metal body delivers stable pressure during application, reducing flex and allowing uniform ridges. The tool’s dimensions provide good access to corners and smaller spaces while still covering adequate surface area per pass.

Suitable for

• Applying tile adhesives on walls and floors
• Distributing leveling compounds and self-levelers
• Spreading thinbed mortars and cementitious adhesives
• Finishing plaster or render before smoothing

Key specifications

• Blade material: stainless steel
• Blade dimensions: 270 × 130 mm
• Tooth size: 12 × 12 mm
• Tooth pattern: regular square notches for consistent ridges
• Construction: rigid metal body for reduced flex

How to use

Apply the chosen adhesive or compound onto the substrate in a ribbon or bead pattern. Hold the paca at a consistent angle and pull it across the material to form uniform ridges dictated by the 12×12 mm tooth profile. Adjust the angle and pressure to control the effective thickness; a steeper angle typically produces thinner spread while a lower angle increases transfer. Clean the blade after use to prevent buildup and preserve the tooth geometry.

Usage recommendations

Use with adhesives and mortars compatible with 12×12 mm notched profiles. For larger tiles or heavy bed installations consider complementary tools with larger notches; for fine mosaic or very thin-bed adhesives consider smaller-tooth tools. Store dry and clean to maximize corrosion resistance and maintain consistent tooth performance.