Masonry trowel NEO tools 50-155 — hand trowel for brick and mortar work, 1 pc

The NEO tools 50-155 masonry trowel is a hand tool designed for applying, spreading and shaping mortar in bricklaying and masonry tasks. Constructed with a thin steel working surface and an ergonomic two-material handle, this trowel is suitable for both home renovation projects and professional construction work where control and precision are required. The tool is finished with a painted, lacquered handle and a durable component connection backed by a 6-year warranty.

Advantages

The combination of a thin steel blade and a two-material ergonomic handle provides a balance between flexibility and control, allowing accurate mortar placement and smooth finishing. The painted and lacquered handle improves grip and resists wear, while the robust connection between blade and handle enhances durability and extends service life. The trowel’s lightweight construction supports ease of use during extended work periods.

Suitable for

• Applying and smoothing mortar on brick and block work
• Filling joints and corners in masonry
• Small-scale repairs and renovation tasks
• Precision stucco and plaster work in internal corners

Key specifications

• Blade material: carbon/stainless steel, 0.7 mm thickness
• Working width: 80 mm (inner angle/stucco orientation)
• Handle: ergonomic two-material design with painted, lacquered finish
• Construction: durable connection between blade and handle with extended warranty
• Supply: single piece

How to use

Hold the trowel by its ergonomic two-material handle and apply mortar to the working surface using smooth, controlled strokes. For spreading, use the flat side of the blade to lay even layers of mortar; for shaping and smoothing, use the blade edge to refine joints and internal corners. Clean the blade after use to prevent mortar buildup and maintain the thin steel surface for accurate future work.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool for mortar types and consistency suitable for bricklaying and internal stucco work. Keep the blade clean and dry between uses to prevent corrosion and maintain performance. Store in a dry place and inspect the connection between blade and handle periodically; follow the warranty terms for maintenance and repair guidance.