Ragni Margin Trowel - 2in

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The Ragni Margin Trowel with a 2-inch blade is designed for professional plasterers, tilers, and DIY enthusiasts who require precision in tight or restricted spaces. Its key benefit is the narrow blade width, which allows for effortless application of mortar, plaster, and adhesives in detailed areas like corners and small joints, though its limited surface area makes it unsuitable for covering large wall sections quickly.
| Model Part Number | 52MTS |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ragni |
Yes, the hardened stainless steel construction is durable enough for outdoor mortar applications.
Yes, its narrow width makes it an excellent choice for applying grout in tight spaces.
While the Japanese stainless steel is highly resistant to rust, always wipe it clean and dry it thoroughly after each use.
The handle is permanently fixed for safety and stability; it is not designed to be user-replaceable.
The 2-inch width allows for precise material placement in restricted areas where larger trowels would cause spills or uneven distribution.
Lightly dampen the blade with a sponge before application to reduce friction.
Ensure the connection point is free of dried debris; if the handle remains loose, check if the tang is securely embedded.
This tool is ready to use immediately out of the packaging. No assembly is required. To maintain the integrity of the stainless steel blade, always clean the trowel thoroughly with water immediately after use to prevent mortar or adhesive from hardening on the surface. While the steel is rust-resistant, it is recommended to dry the blade completely before storing it in your tool bag. To maintain the ergonomic grip, avoid soaking the handle in harsh chemical solvents which could degrade the rubber compound over time.