Stainless Steel Serrated Paca EPM E-323-0484 480x130 mm tooth 10x10

Stainless steel serrated paca EPM E-323-0484 480x130 mm tooth 10x10 is a hand tool for smoothing, texturing and evenly distributing plaster, render and adhesive layers on walls and ceilings. The stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance and a smooth work surface, while the serrated 10x10 mm tooth pattern creates regular grooves and ensures uniform material thickness. The 480x130 mm working face is sized to cover moderate areas efficiently, balancing reach and control for both professional tradespeople and DIY users.

Advantages

The stainless steel blade resists rust and maintains a flat working surface over time, reducing the need for frequent replacement. The serrated 10x10 tooth pattern produces consistent spacing for predictable material distribution and improved adhesion of subsequent layers. Its 480x130 mm dimension offers a compromise between surface coverage and maneuverability, suitable for vertical and overhead work. The overall construction is robust, designed to withstand repeated use on plaster, render and adhesive compounds.

Suitable for

• Smoothing and texturing plaster on walls and ceilings
• Applying and leveling tile adhesives and thinset mortars
• Creating a keyed surface for subsequent render or finishing coats
• Repairing and patching interior and exterior surfaces

Key specifications

• Blade material: stainless steel for corrosion resistance and durability
• Working face size: 480 x 130 mm for medium-area coverage
• Tooth pattern: serrated 10 x 10 mm for uniform grooves and material distribution
• Suitable substrates: plaster, render, adhesive layers, thinset
• Typical use: smoothing, texturing, levelling and creating keyed surfaces

How to use

Hold the paca with a comfortable grip and press the serrated blade into the applied plaster, render or adhesive at a consistent angle and pressure. Move the tool in straight, overlapping passes to spread material evenly and create the intended tooth pattern. For tile adhesive, comb the adhesive with the serrated edge to achieve the correct bed thickness; for plaster or render, use successive passes to obtain a uniform keyed surface before finishing. Clean the blade promptly after use to prevent build-up and maintain serration definition.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when working with plaster and adhesives. Rinse and dry the stainless steel blade after each use to prevent deposits; inspect serrations regularly and replace the tool if serration wear affects material distribution. Match the 10x10 mm tooth size to the material and substrate requirements: larger aggregate or thicker adhesives may require a different tooth profile.