Stainless Steel Squeegee EPM E-323-6680 with Smooth Blade and Wooden Handle 680×140 mm

EPM E-323-6680 is a stainless steel squeegee with a smooth blade and a wooden handle, sized 680×140 mm. The tool is intended for surface finishing and efficient removal of water, grout residues, cement laitance and similar liquids from flat surfaces. The stainless steel construction provides stiffness for even pressure across the blade while the wooden handle offers a secure, ergonomic grip for manual work on floors and walls.

Advantages

The stainless steel blade maintains a straight edge under pressure, ensuring uniform contact and reliable wiping performance. The smooth blade reduces the risk of scratching finished surfaces while facilitating rapid water removal. The wooden handle combines comfort with a firm hold, improving control during repetitive tasks. The overall design supports durability and consistent results in demanding jobsite environments.

Suitable for

• Removing water and liquid residues from floors and walls
• Smoothing and finishing plaster, mortar and cement screeds
• Cleaning grout joints and tile surfaces after installation
• General site cleaning where a rigid, smooth-edged squeegee is required

Key specifications

• Blade material: stainless steel
• Blade edge: smooth
• Overall dimensions: 680 × 140 mm
• Handle material: wood
• Tool type: manual squeegee for finishing and water removal

How to use

Hold the wooden handle with both hands for even pressure and position the stainless steel blade at a slight angle to the surface. Pull the blade steadily across the surface to gather and remove liquids or to smooth applied materials. For large areas, work in overlapping passes and regularly clean the blade to maintain effective contact. Avoid excessive force that could deform the blade; use consistent, moderate pressure for best results.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, rinse and dry the blade after use to prevent surface deposits. Store the squeegee in a dry place to preserve the wooden handle and avoid prolonged exposure to corrosive chemicals which may affect the stainless steel finish. Match blade size and smoothing technique to the task—use the full length of the 680 mm blade for broad surfaces and shorter, controlled strokes near edges and corners.