Stanley Concrete Hand Tools

The company’s magnesium floats, finishing trowels, edgers, and groovers have been redesigned for improved cleanability and function. New magnesium floats include a bevel-end cast magnesium float, an extruded magnesium float, and a round-end extruded magnesium float. The new floats feature a three-position handle which gives the user a variety of positions to grip the tool, allowing for expended reach and the use of two hands. The handle height has been lowered to give the tool a lower center of gravity and improved user control. The durable one-piece composite handle design has a rubber overmolded slip-resistant grip. The one-piece handle does not have a screw, so it is easier to clean and does not need tightening. The Stanley Goldblatt line of finishing trowels now have a new, solid, one-piece composite handle that has a rubber overmolded grip. The trowels’ new tang design increases handle strength to 300 pounds and improves the life of the tool. The blade is now attached with electrically fused rust-resistant studs to give the blade improved strength. New edgers and groovers also have one-piece, slip-resistant handles. The handle-to-blade attachment has been improved to increase the life of the tool around the jobsite. The no-screw handle never needs tightening and is easier to clean. Some models are available with a heavy-duty bronze blade to provide extra durability and crisp, sharp edges.

Contact Stanley at 1-800-STANLEY or visit the Stanley Web site.