Goldblatt (G02416) Stainless Steel Trowel, Rectangular, Notched, Small Square Tooth

Pro Stainless Steel Square Notch Trowel – Model G02411 – is the perfect tool from Goldblatt for tasks requiring high precision and a thin layer of adhesive. It features a polished, rust-resistant stainless steel blade, making it the first choice for installing mosaic and very small tiles.

Professional Features and Benefits:

• Hardened Stainless Steel Blade: The blade is made of hardened and mirror-polished stainless steel, ensuring superior durability and complete rust resistance, making glue spreading and tool cleaning easy after use.
• Small Square Notches: Measuring ⅛ × ⅛ × ⅛ inch, this precise size is ideal for distributing a small, consistent amount of glue, preventing excess material from oozing out between small gaps (especially in mosaics).
• Strong and Lightweight Aluminum Structure: The mounting is made of a very durable aluminum alloy, providing excellent rigidity for the tool while keeping it lightweight for easy handling.
• Ergonomic Soft-Grip Handle: Equipped with Goldblatt's comfortable red handle that reduces hand fatigue, allowing the technician to focus on fine details without feeling tired.
• Ideal for Precision Work: Thanks to its small notch size, this trowel is best for installing small wall tiles, mosaics, and decorative pieces that require extreme precision in adhesive quantity.

Technical Specifications for Model G02411:

• Model Number: G02411.
• Blade Size: 11 × 4 ½ inches.
• Notch Size: ⅛ × ⅛ × ⅛ inch (Square).
• Blade Material: Rust-resistant stainless steel.
• Handle Type: Red / Soft-Grip.

Why Choose G02411 Trowel?

• Professional Results: Ensures that the face of small tiles is not smeared with excess glue, saving cleaning time and making subsequent grouting easier and cleaner.
• Durability: The quality of stainless steel ensures that the small notches remain sharp and even, maintaining distribution quality with every use.

Technical Tip: When installing mosaics, use this trowel to spread the glue, then slightly smooth out the glue "ridges" before placing the tiles to ensure that glue lines do not show through transparent glass pieces or narrow gaps.