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This is a flat trowel built for bricklaying and masonry work, with a half-polished carbon steel blade that cuts through mortar and levels surfaces without dragging. The wood handle is shaped to fit your palm, so you don't get blisters halfway through a long day on the job site.
Sizes run from 5 inches all the way up to 11 inches, so you grab the one that fits the wall or slab you're working on. Blade thickness is 1.0mm by default, but if you want something thinner like 0.7mm for finer work or thicker like 1.3mm for heavy-duty smoothing, that's on the table. I personally think the 8-inch is teh sweet spot for most general work.
The blade gets a half-polished finish, which means it's smooth enough to glide through matrial but still has enough tooth to keep the mix form sliding off. Hardwood handle keeps the grip solid even when your hands are sweaty, and the triangle part near the blade is painted so it doesn't rust out before the rest of tool.
You can get your logo printed on either the blade or the handle, and packing comes in PP bags per piece or 12 to an inner box. Carton quantities vary by size—120 pieces for smaller trowels, 72 for the bigger ones.
Production follows standdard masonry tool specs, and the HS code is 8205590000 for easy customs clearance. The steel is high carbon, so it holds an edge longer than softer blends, but if you work in really wet conditions just rinse and dry it after use to keep the half-polish from spotting.
We generally start at 500 pieces for stock sizes, but we can work with smaller quantities on your first order to test the market. Just let us know your target volume.
Yes, we can adjust blade thickness from 0.7mm to 1.3mm depending on your preference. Lead time might extend by about 5-7 days for custom specs.
We can provide material test certificates and a factory inspection report upon request. For bulk orders, we also support third-party inspections at your cost.
Standard packing is PP bag per piece or 12pcs per inner box. Yes, we can print your logo on the bag or box, just send us the artwork and we'll handle the setup.
Keep them in a dry, ventilated area and apply a light coat of oil if storing long-term. The half-polished finish helps, but humidity can still cause surface rust if neglected.
