Ingco Brick Laying Hand Trowel

Specifications:Size: 7"/180mm(plastic handle) or 8'' sizeDiameter of connecting rod: 9.5mmunique design handleA bricklaying trowel is a specialized tool used in masonry work for spreading, shaping, and applying mortar or cement to bricks or other construction materials. It consists of a flat, rectangular-shaped metal blade attached to a handle. Here are some typical details and features of a bricklaying trowel:Blade Material: The blade of a bricklaying trowel is typically made of high-quality, hardened carbon steel or stainless steel. Stainless steel blades are more resistant to corrosion and tend to be more durable.Blade Size and Shape: The blade of a bricklaying trowel is usually around 9 to 11 inches (23 to 28 centimeters) in length. It has a pointed tip and a slightly convex shape, which helps in spreading and maneuvering mortar effectively.Handle: The handle of a bricklaying trowel is typically made of wood, plastic, or rubber. It provides a comfortable grip and allows the user to exert control over the tool. Some handles may have a contoured shape or ergonomic design for added comfort during extended use.Tang: The tang is the part of the blade that extends into the handle. It is securely attached to the handle to provide strength and stability to the trowel.Rivets: The blade and handle are usually connected using rivets, which hold them together firmly. Rivets ensure the longevity and durability of the trowel.Weight: Bricklaying trowels can vary in weight, but they are typically designed to be lightweight and balanced for ease of use. The weight distribution helps in achieving precise control while applying mortar.Blade Flexibility: The blade of a bricklaying trowel should have some flexibility to allow for better control and maneuverability. It should be rigid enough to handle the pressure but flexible enough to adjust to the contours of the bricks.Durability and Quality: A high-quality bricklaying trowel should be built to withstand the demands of heavy-duty use. The blade should be resistant to wear, corrosion, and bending, ensuring longevity and reliability.Maintenance: To maintain the effectiveness of a bricklaying trowel, it is important to clean it thoroughly after each use to prevent mortar buildup. Some trowels may require occasional oiling or lubrication to prevent rusting.