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KRAFT TOOL CF257 Concrete Hand Float, Square Wood Blade, Wood Handle - Concrete Hand Floats
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KRAFT TOOL CF257 Concrete Hand Float, Square Wood Blade, Wood Handle

The KRAFT TOOL Concrete Float (MPN CF257) is a concrete hand float with a square wood blade featuring a beveled edge. It includes a wood handle, as specified by the manufacturer.

SKU 3G-OTH-302879

Also listed as: CF 257 · CF-257

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KRAFT TOOL
Item
CF257 Concrete Hand Float, Square Wood Blade, Wood Handle
Part Number
CF257
Category
Concrete Hand Floats
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CF257
Type
Blade Shape Square, Handle Material Wood

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Product Description

The KRAFT TOOL Concrete Float (MPN CF257) is a concrete hand float with a square wood blade featuring a beveled edge. It includes a wood handle, as specified by the manufacturer.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the KRAFT TOOL Concrete Float CF257 used for?

The KRAFT TOOL Concrete Float CF257 is used for smoothing and finishing freshly placed concrete surfaces. Its square wood blade with a beveled edge helps produce a flat, even finish on slabs, sidewalks, and other flatwork. The wood handle provides a comfortable grip during manual operation.

What are the specifications of the KRAFT TOOL Concrete Float CF257?

The KRAFT TOOL Concrete Float CF257 has a square wood blade with a beveled edge and a wood handle. The blade material is wood, and the handle material is also wood. The manufacturer part number is CF257. It is designed as a concrete hand float for manual finishing work.

Where to buy the KRAFT TOOL Concrete Float CF257 worldwide?

You can source the KRAFT TOOL Concrete Float CF257 through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time on this concrete hand float.

How to maintain a KRAFT TOOL wood concrete float?

After each use, clean the wood blade and handle with water to remove concrete residue, then dry thoroughly to prevent warping. Store the float in a dry area. Periodically sand the blade if it becomes rough. Avoid soaking the wood handle, as prolonged moisture can weaken the wood.

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Common applications for KRAFT TOOL
Concrete slab finishing — KRAFT TOOL magnesium channel floats (CC044-01) for smoothing and leveling fresh concrete surfaces.
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Masonry layout — KRAFT TOOL braided nylon mason's line (BC341) for aligning brick courses and checking level over spans.
Concrete hand finishing — KRAFT TOOL lightweight magnesium hand floats (CF012) for detail work on edges and small areas.
Asphalt sealcoating — KRAFT TOOL polyester sealcoat brushes (GG848) with replaceable strips for applying sealant to driveways and parking lots.
Bricklaying — KRAFT TOOL Philadelphia trowels (RO310-11) with flexible carbon steel blades for spreading and trimming mortar.
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3G Electric supplies KRAFT TOOL concrete hand floats. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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