The Schwan tongue-and-groove trowel is specially designed for professional mortar application and masonry work. Its blade is made of high-quality stainless steel, which ensures excellent durability and corrosion resistance. The tongue-shaped blade allows for precise and controlled mortar application, which is especially useful in tight and difficult-to-reach places.

The ergonomic plastic handle provides a comfortable and secure grip, reducing hand fatigue during long-term work tasks. The soft surface of the handle increases comfort and prevents slipping, which improves working accuracy and safety.

The Schwan tongue-and-groove tool is 140 mm long, making it suitable for a wide range of masonry and mortar applications. The stainless steel ensures the tool's longevity and easy cleaning, which is important for site efficiency.

This trowel is designed to withstand the rigors of the toughest conditions, and its high-quality materials ensure reliable performance. Whether it's professional masonry work or precision mortar application, the Schwan tongue-and-groove trowel is a reliable choice.
Intended uses

Mortar application: Excellent for precise application of mortar when installing bricks and stones.
Masonry: The ideal tool for masonry work that requires precision and controlled mortar application.
Repair work: Suitable for carrying out small repair work in confined spaces where a small and precise tool is needed.
Tile installation: Used in tile work to spread mortar before installing tiles.
Grouting work: Useful for grouting work where precise application of mortar to the joints is required.

Features

Blade material: Stainless steel – resists corrosion and offers a long service life.
Blade length: 140 mm – suitable for a wide range of masonry and mortar applications.
Handle material: Ergonomic plastic handle – provides a comfortable and secure grip.
Tongue-shaped blade: Allows for precise mortar application in tight spaces.
Lightweight construction: Reduces user strain during long-term tasks.

Schwan tongue-type cleaning bucket: user manual

Preparation: Make sure the bucket is clean before use.
Picking up mortar: Take the appropriate amount of mortar using a knife.
Application: Apply the mortar to the desired surface using a tongue-shaped blade for precise application.
Cleaning: After use, clean the blade carefully with water and, if necessary, a mild detergent.
Storage: Store the ladle in a dry place to maintain the properties of the stainless steel.

How to choose the right bucket
When choosing a pipe bucket, it is important to consider the following factors:

Blade material: Stainless steel offers better durability and corrosion resistance compared to carbon steel.
Blade shape: A tongue-shaped blade is suitable for precise application, while a rectangular blade may be better for wider surfaces.
Handle ergonomics: A comfortable and firm handle reduces hand fatigue and improves working precision.
Size: Choose the length and width of the blade according to the task; smaller blades are suitable for precision work, larger ones for larger surfaces.
Weight: A lighter tool reduces user fatigue during prolonged use.

Why buy a Schwan tongue-type bucket?

Professional quality – Made of stainless steel, ensuring a long service life.
Ergonomic handle – Soft-touch plastic handle improves grip and reduces hand fatigue.
Precise working – The tongue-shaped blade allows for controlled and precise mortar application.
Corrosion-resistant – Stainless steel makes the tool suitable for outdoor use.
Multi-purpose – Suitable for masonry, plastering and tiling work.

Warnings

Wear appropriate protective equipment: Wear protective gloves and, if necessary, safety glasses, especially on work sites with dust and splashes.
Avoid touching the blade with bare hands: The stainless steel blade can be sharp, and careless handling can cause cuts.
Do not misuse the tool: The pipe bucket should not be used for twisting, cutting or other purposes for which it was not designed.
Keep the tool clean and dry: Although stainless steel is very resistant to moisture, we recommend cleaning and drying the tool after use to maximize its lifespan.
Keep out of reach of children: The blade can pose a risk of injury, so storing the tool in a safe place is important.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the benefits of a tongue-shaped blade compared to a regular pipe bucket?
The tongue-shaped blade allows for more precise and controlled mortar application, especially in narrow or hard-to-reach places.

2. Is the blade stainless and is it resistant to moisture?
Yes, the blade is made of stainless steel, which is highly resistant to moisture and corrosion.

3. Can this also be used for tile work?
Yes, this trowel is also suitable for tiling work, especially when precise mortar application is required.

4. What is the handle material and its advantages?
The handle is made of ergonomic plastic with a soft surface, which improves comfort and provides a firm grip.

5. How long is the blade?
This model has a blade length of 140 mm, making it suitable for a variety of masonry and mortar jobs.

6. Can the tool be used outdoors?
Yes, stainless steel is very resistant to outdoor use, but we recommend cleaning the tool after use.

7. How should a cleaning bucket be cleaned after use?
Wash it with warm water and, if necessary, a mild detergent. Dry thoroughly to prevent rust formation.

8. Is this tool intended for professionals or is it also suitable for home use?
This is a professional-grade product, but it is also well suited for home users who need a quality tool.

9. Can the handle come off during use?
No, the handle is designed to withstand use and stay firmly in place.

10. Does the product have a warranty?
The warranty depends on the retailer, but the manufacturer uses high-quality materials that guarantee a long service life of the tool.