Putty Knife Profix 200 mm smooth blade model 61101 — for plaster and filler application

Profix putty knife with a 200 mm smooth stainless blade (model 61101) is a hand tool designed for applying and smoothing plaster, filler and putty on walls and ceilings. The compact, flat blade profile provides precise control when spreading compound, finishing joints and leveling surfaces, enabling accurate application of thin layers and filling of cracks and seams.

Advantages

The 200 mm smooth stainless blade resists corrosion and maintains a straight, flexible edge for consistent spreading and finishing. The flat, compact design of the blade permits close contact with the substrate for accurate material distribution. The handle is shaped to provide a secure grip and good control during repeated use, reducing hand fatigue when working on extended surfaces. The simple, durable construction facilitates cleaning and long service life.

Suitable for

• Applying and smoothing plaster, filler and putty on interior walls and ceilings
• Finishing drywall joints and smoothing compound
• Filling cracks, seams and small surface imperfections
• Spreading thin layers of leveling or finishing materials

Key specifications

• Blade width: 200 mm
• Blade type: smooth stainless steel
• Blade profile: flat, compact
• Primary use: plaster, filler and putty application and smoothing
• Handle: ergonomic shape for secure grip

How to use

Hold the Profix putty knife at a shallow angle to the surface and apply compound to the blade edge. Spread material with firm, even strokes to achieve the required thickness, using overlapping passes for uniform coverage. For filling cracks and seams, press the blade into the repair area and remove excess material by scraping at a low angle. Clean the blade with water or a suitable solvent immediately after use to prevent material build-up.

Usage recommendations

Use the 200 mm Profix putty knife for general finishing and medium-width smoothing tasks; choose a larger or smaller blade depending on the repair area size. Keep the blade clean and inspect for nicks before precision work. When working with solvent-based fillers, follow manufacturer safety and ventilation guidelines.