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The MBW CRF120 Channel Radius Float is a robust concrete finishing tool designed to enhance flatness and precision immediately after screeding. With a blade length of 3000mm (120 inches), it is ideal for large-scale concrete projects, ensuring efficient and high-quality surface smoothing.
Constructed with a unique channel design, the CRF120 offers increased rigidity compared to traditional bull floats. The blade features a curved front edge for effective floating and a sharp rear edge for precise cutting. For added control, the extended blades come equipped with an outrigger system, ensuring ease of use and manoeuvrability. The tool includes a pitch-adjusting knucklehead and three handles, providing extended reach for comprehensive coverage.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Part Number | CRF120 |
| Blade Length | 3000mm (120 inches) |
| Blade Width | 150mm |
| Weight | 10.5 kg |
| Handle Length | Three handles included |
The MBW CRF120 Channel Radius Float delivers exceptional performance in concrete finishing applications. Its sturdy channel design and outrigger system provide enhanced control and stability, allowing for precise surface smoothing and cutting. The adjustable pitch control and extended reach handles contribute to user comfort and adaptability, making it suitable for various project requirements and reducing the need for frequent repositioning.
Q: What distinguishes the Channel Radius Float from traditional bull floats?
A: The Channel Radius Float features a more rigid channel design with a curved front edge for effective floating and a sharp rear edge for precision cutting, enhancing flatness and accuracy compared to traditional bull floats.
Q: Is the outrigger system adjustable?
A: Yes, the outrigger system is designed to provide additional control and can be adjusted to suit user preferences and project requirements.
Q: What maintenance is required for the Channel Radius Float?
A: Regular cleaning after use is recommended to prevent concrete buildup. Inspecting the blade, outrigger system, and knucklehead for signs of wear ensures optimal performance and longevity.
