Polyurethane Float 220×420 mm – No name PC RAJ840420

Polyurethane Float 220×420 mm – No name PC RAJ840420 is a hand float designed for smoothing and finishing cement, plaster and concrete surfaces. The tool features a durable polyurethane working face bonded to a rigid backing that ensures even pressure distribution across the treated area. Its dimensions of 220×420 mm provide a balance between coverage and control, making it suitable for both larger flat areas and detail work along edges.

Advantages

The polyurethane working face offers wear resistance and a consistent finish without scratching or tearing common with less resilient materials. The rigid backing maintains a flat profile under pressure, which helps achieve uniform surface texture and reduces operator fatigue by requiring fewer passes. The float’s size allows efficient smoothing of medium to large surfaces while still being manageable for hand use.

Suitable for

• Smoothing fresh concrete slabs and screeds
• Leveling and finishing cement renders and plasters
• Final passes on interior and exterior surfaces before curing
• Repair work and small to medium renovation projects

Key specifications

• Working face material: polyurethane
• Overall working area dimensions: 220 × 420 mm
• Backplate: rigid, flat backing for even pressure distribution
• Intended use: hand float for smoothing and finishing cement, plaster and concrete surfaces

How to use

Use the polyurethane float after initial leveling with a screed or straightedge and once excess bleed water has dissipated. Hold the float with both hands and apply steady, even pressure while moving the tool in broad, overlapping strokes across the surface. For best results, maintain a slight tilt to avoid digging edges into the surface, and reduce pressure as the material begins to firm to avoid overworking. Clean the float after use with water and a brush before the polyurethane face becomes contaminated with hardened material.

Usage recommendations

Choose this float when a durable, non-marring finishing face is required. For larger areas, pair with a longer screed or a power trowel for initial leveling, then follow with the polyurethane float for finishing. Store dry and avoid prolonged exposure of the polyurethane face to solvents or strong chemicals to maintain working life.