Overview

The OX Pro Spinner Float is a 100 x 290mm stainless steel float for finishing concrete in tight spaces. The lightweight dished blade spins through 360 degrees, so it works around pipes, formwork and corners where a fixed trowel cannot reach, and it floats the surface level without dragging the mix.

The spinner float is the tool for the awkward spots on a pour: box outs, columns, penetrations and the edge strips that a bullfloat leaves. The dished stainless blade sits flat on the concrete and the 360 degree movement lets you work the float in any direction, which makes it a standard part of a concrete finishers kit.

Key Features

• 100 x 290mm high grade stainless steel blade
• Lightweight dished design for 360 degree movement
• Excellent finishing in tight and awkward areas
• Reversible duragrip handle for comfort
• Rust resistant stainless steel blade
• Available in multiple sizes

Specifications

• Blade size: 100 x 290mm
• Blade material: high grade stainless steel
• Blade shape: lightweight dished
• Movement: 360 degrees
• Handle: reversible duragrip

Applications

• Finishing around pipes, box outs and formwork
• Floating columns, edges and corners
• Tight spots a bullfloat cannot reach
• General concrete finishing on small pours
• Patch and repair work on existing concrete

What You Need to Complete the Job

Use the spinner float for the tight areas and the OX Pro magnesium float for the open slab, with an OX Pro telescopic bullfloat handle for the standing pass. See the Concreting Tools range for the rest of the finishing kit. Wash the blade down after each pour so the concrete does not set on the stainless face.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a spinner float used for?

A spinner float finishes concrete in the tight areas that a large float cannot reach. The dished blade rotates through 360 degrees, so you can work around pipes, columns, box outs and corners while keeping the float flat on the concrete. It is the finishing tool for the awkward parts of a pour.

How does the 360 degree movement work?

The dished blade is mounted so it can rotate in any direction on the handle. As you change the angle of the handle, the blade follows and floats the concrete at the new direction, which is what lets you work around obstacles without lifting the float off the surface.

Is this float for trade or DIY use?

Both. It is a professional grade stainless steel float that suits trade finishing work, and it is also the right tool for a DIY concrete path or pad where you want a clean finish around edges and formwork. The 100 x 290mm size is compact enough to control easily.