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Stainless steel mortar shovel with non-slip TPR handle for plastering and handling building materials
Sold by re-green GmbH
Product information
Description
General Description: This stainless steel mortar scoop is an essential tool for construction professionals and DIY enthusiasts. Designed to optimize your workflow, it allows you to handle mortar, plaster, or stucco with remarkable efficiency. Its robust construction and ergonomic design ensure durable and comfortable use on all your job sites. Technical Specifications: Item Type: Mortar Scoop (Mud Scoop) Main Material: Stainless Steel (corrosion and wear resistant) Handle Material: TPR (provides a comfortable, non-slip grip) Design: Tapered bowl to prevent material buildup Package Contents: 1 x Mortar Scoop Installation: This tool requires no complex installation. It is ready to use upon receipt. The handle is already securely attached to the steel bowl, ensuring a robust and secure unit for immediate use. Application: The plasterer's scoop is ideal for transferring and applying building materials to all types of surfaces. Its steel bowl allows for precise and waste-free handling of various materials such as cement or mortar. The ergonomic handle reduces fatigue during extended use, thus increasing your productivity on the construction site or in your agricultural projects. This versatile tool meets the demands of the most rigorous work environments. Its durability and ease of use make it a wise investment for any activity requiring efficient material handling.
Features
- BrandDTEKGAZ
- MaterialStainless steel
- Pcs per pack1
- ManoMano ReferenceME236486526
- MMID377379455899
- Product code3YLYG20260813-1-1578
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