Masonry trowel NEO tools 50-169, blade length 27 cm, single-piece

NEO tools 50-169 masonry trowel with a 27 cm single-piece blade is designed for spreading, shaping and smoothing mortar, plaster and adhesives. The tool combines a robust stainless steel blade with an ergonomically profiled bi-material handle to provide controlled application and improved comfort during prolonged use in bricklaying, tiling and repair tasks. The single-piece construction reduces flex and ensures even distribution of materials across surfaces.

Advantages

The 0.7 mm thick high-grade stainless steel blade resists corrosion and maintains straightness for consistent finishing. Single-piece design minimizes joints that can weaken under stress, offering stability and durability on demanding jobsites. The bi-material, well-profiled handle improves grip and reduces hand fatigue while allowing precise control when spreading mortar or adhesive. The 27 cm blade length balances reach and maneuverability for both wide and confined areas.

Suitable for

• Spreading and levelling mortar for bricklaying and block work
• Applying and shaping plaster and render on walls
• Spreading tile adhesive and smoothing under tiles
• General repair and renovation tasks requiring precise mortar control

Key specifications

• Blade length: 27 cm
• Blade thickness: 0.7 mm
• Blade material: high-grade stainless steel
• Construction: single-piece trowel
• Handle: ergonomically profiled bi-material grip

How to use

Hold the trowel by the bi-material handle with a comfortable grip and load the blade with an appropriate amount of mortar, plaster or adhesive. Spread material across the surface using smooth, even strokes, maintaining a consistent angle to achieve uniform thickness. Use the trowel edge for levelling and the flat surface for smoothing. For serrated or notched application patterns, maintain steady pressure and angle to produce consistent ridges suited to tile installation or bonding layers.

Usage recommendations

After use, rinse the stainless steel blade with water and remove residual material before it hardens. Store the trowel in a dry place to preserve the handle and minimise risk of surface deposits. Inspect the handle and blade for wear periodically and replace if deformation or excessive wear compromises performance.