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BAT Pro Gauging Trowel with Swan Neck: A Technical Overview
The BAT Pro Gauging Trowel is engineered for accurate transfer and placement of mixed adhesive or grout from a bucket to the substrate or hawk. The swan-neck geometry enables a secure rest on the bucket rim after mixing, preventing accidental fall-back into the wet mix. Carbon steel construction supports consistent balance and control for reliable daily use on site.
Core Features & Specifications
- Sizes: 180mm and 200mm blade lengths.
- Carbon steel blade for dependable stiffness and controlled loading.
- Swan-neck profile rests on bucket rims to keep the blade out of the mix between passes.
- Optimised for dispensing adhesive or grout from mixing buckets.
- Trade-ready durability for repeated site use.
The BAT Pro Gauging Trowel Advantage
- Cleaner workflow: park the trowel on the rim—no more fishing tools out of wet mix.
- Controlled transfer reduces spills and waste around the bucket.
- Two practical sizes to suit bucket depth and batch size.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the benefit of the swan-neck on a gauging trowel?
The swan-neck lets you rest the trowel securely on the bucket rim between scoops, keeping the blade out of the wet mix and your handle clean for faster, tidier work.
Which size should I choose—180mm or 200mm?
Use 180mm for tighter buckets or smaller batches and 200mm for deeper buckets or when you want slightly more material per scoop for faster loading.
Applications & Benefits
| Application / Use Case | Key Benefit | Primary Trades |
|---|---|---|
| Dispensing adhesive from mixing bucket | Controlled loading with reduced mess | Tilers, Flooring, Builders |
| Transferring grout to substrate or hawk | Clean transfer; blade stays out of wet mix | Tilers, Renovation Contractors |
Applying BAT Pro Gauging Trowel with Swan Neck: Enhanced Protocols & Best Practices
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Load from the Bucket
Scoop adhesive or grout from the bucket with a smooth wrist action to avoid entraining air. Keep the blade edge clean for controlled transfer.
Method A: Direct to Substrate
Transfer material directly from the trowel to the work area for immediate spreading with your notched or finishing trowel.
Method B: Via Hawk/Board
Load a hawk/board first for staging, then pick up with your application tool to maintain even feed.
Timing: Stage only what you can place within the product’s open time (per adhesive/grout TDS).Pro Tip: Rest the swan-neck on the bucket rim between passes to keep the blade out of the mix and your handle clean—faster, tidier, fewer interruptions.
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