Grout manual for concrete Enar 1200 MG (260166)
ENAR workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. Ref.: 18-260166.
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ENAR workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. Ref.: 18-260166.
ENAR fitting or adapter — connecting compatible components, pipes or hoses. Ref.: 18-260221.
BARIKELL trowel or float — levelling and finishing plaster, concrete or other compatible surfaces. 900mm. Ref.: 18-700044.
BARIKELL trowel or float — levelling and finishing plaster, concrete or other compatible surfaces. 1200mm. Ref.: 18-700045.
BARIKELL trowel or float — levelling and finishing plaster, concrete or other compatible surfaces. 1500mm. Ref.: 18-700046.
BARIKELL brush — cleaning, deburring or surface preparation according to the brush type. 900mm. Ref.: 18-750055.
BARIKELL brush — cleaning, deburring or surface preparation according to the brush type. 1200mm. Ref.: 18-750056.
BARIKELL brush — cleaning, deburring or surface preparation according to the brush type. 1500mm. Ref.: 18-750057.
ENAR trowel or float — levelling and finishing plaster, concrete or other compatible surfaces. Ref.: 18-260116.
ENAR tool storage — storing and transporting tools and accessories. Ref.: 18-260265.
ENAR brush — cleaning, deburring or surface preparation according to the brush type. 900 mm. Ref.: 18-260200.
ENAR brush — cleaning, deburring or surface preparation according to the brush type. 1200 mm. Ref.: 18-260201.
Concrete bull floats are professional manual leveling tools designed for the immediate post-screed smoothing, aggregate settling, and surface sealing of freshly poured concrete slabs. The assembly features a lightweight magnesium or extruded aluminum blade connected to a multi-directional knuckle-head bracket, driven by modular snap-lock extension handles that can reach spans over 6 to 12 meters, eliminating the need to step onto the wet slab. Channel floats feature rounded edges to smooth out ridges and seal surface pores, while check rods and bump cutters slice off high spots. Using a professional bull float brings up sufficient cement paste, dramatically reducing time during subsequent power troweling passes.