Masonry trowel Proline 61532, hand trowel for mortar, 1 pc

Proline 61532 masonry trowel is a hand trowel designed for applying, spreading and shaping mortar and plaster in bricklaying, rendering and small repair jobs. Supplied as a single unit, the tool combines a flat blade with a wooden handle and an aluminium support to provide control when smoothing and transferring mortar. The compact size and straightforward construction make the trowel suitable for precise mortar placement and finishing tasks where access or accuracy is important.

Advantages

The wooden handle offers a tactile grip that reduces slippage and improves handling during prolonged use. An aluminium support connects the handle to the blade, adding rigidity while keeping the tool lightweight. The flat blade profile enables even spreading and consistent smoothing of mortar and plaster surfaces. As a single-piece hand trowel, it is easy to carry, position and use for quick repairs and detailed work.

Suitable for

• Laying and dressing mortar between bricks and blocks
• Applying and smoothing render and plaster on small areas
• Transferring mortar from mixing container to work surface
• Repairing joints, patching and detail finishing

Key specifications

• Handle material: wood for comfortable grip
• Support material: aluminium for increased rigidity and reduced weight
• Blade type: flat masonry trowel blade suitable for mortar and plaster
• Supply: single piece handheld tool

How to use

Hold the wooden handle with a firm but comfortable grip and use the flat blade to pick up mortar from the mixing container. Apply the mortar to the work surface with controlled strokes, then use the blade edge to spread and level the material to the required thickness. For finishing, make light, even passes to achieve a consistent surface. Clean the blade after use to prevent mortar hardening on the metal and handle junction.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when mixing and applying mortar. Store the trowel in a dry place to protect the wooden handle and aluminium support from prolonged moisture exposure. Regularly clean the blade and inspect the handle and support for wear to maintain precise performance.