Masonry trowel NEO tools 50-295 — blade 70 cm, weight 118 g, 1 pc

NEO tools 50-295 masonry trowel with a 70 cm blade is a hand tool designed for spreading, levelling and finishing mortar and cement on masonry and stone surfaces. The tool’s long, narrow blade supports precise application along joints and edges during bricklaying, repair and finishing work. The product is supplied as a single unit and has a lightweight construction that reduces operator fatigue during extended use.

Advantages

The long 70 cm blade offers extended reach and smoother strokes for levelling larger areas, while the narrow profile improves accuracy when working close to corners and joints. A low overall weight (118 g) makes the trowel easy to handle and manoeuvre, which is beneficial for repetitive tasks and detailed finishing. The materials used provide durability for typical construction and renovation cycles and include non-flammable components for safer use on site.

Suitable for

• Spreading and levelling mortar on brick and block walls
• Applying and smoothing cement renders and plasters
• Finishing edges and joints during repair or renovation
• Precision work in masonry and stone detailing

Key specifications

• Blade length: 70 cm
• Tool weight: 118 g
• Blade shape: long, narrow profile for precise application
• Material properties: hard, durable construction with non-flammable components
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Hold the masonry trowel with a comfortable grip and use broad, even strokes to spread mortar across the work surface. For levelling, draw the blade across the applied mortar with consistent pressure to achieve a smooth, even layer. Use the narrow edge for packing mortar into joints and for finishing close to corners or fixtures. Clean the blade promptly after use to avoid material build-up and to maintain tool performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the trowel with compatible masonry mortars and renders; for continuous use, alternate tasks or take short breaks to minimize hand strain. Store the trowel in a dry place and remove residual mortar after each use to preserve the blade surface and ensure consistent performance.