RUBIFLEX PFP10 bimaterial handle brick trowels

Description

Brick trowels are used primarily for touch-up work with any type of material, but are also widely used for fine finish work both with gypsum and plaster.

RUBIFLEX PFP10 pointing trowels with bi-material handles are the result of a constant work of advanced technological research to obtain a product of high quality and durability. By applying the latest technologies RUBI can offer building professionals a range of brick trowels with the best guarantees of quality.

The plates on RUBI PFP10 brick trowels receive a specific heat treatment that improves their flexibility and reduces wear. In the same way as the shank of the plate, to increase its hardness and rigidity and make RUBI brick towels an extremely light tool with excellent strength and easy to use.

Longitudinally oriented fibres during lamination.

The attachment between the handle and the shank on the RUBIFLEX PFP10 brick trowels with bi-material handles is solid and non-detachable.

RUBI also has the exclusive line with RUBIFLEX® bi-material ergonomic handles, a design that provides great shock resistance. The elastic coating of RUBIFLEX® handles reduces slippage and provides maximum grip.

Due to the modern manufacturing processes, RUBI brick trowels guarantee complete uniformity of all items, perfect flatness and great strength as well as guarding against corrosion of the plates. In addition, thanks to the use of the exclusive technique of melting at forging temperature they also offer a lifetime guarantee against breakage at the joint between the shank of the handle and the base of the plate.

The RUBI brand is known for the great durability and quality of its tools. For more than 65 years, RUBI has only manufactured products of high durability and strength, to give the best performance in the toughest working conditions and adapting to the demands of each market.

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