Goldblatt G01930 5 Inch Pointing Trowel Carbon Steel

Product Description

The Goldblatt Industries G01930 is a 5-inch pointing trowel built for masonry and tile work that demands precision in tight spaces. The blade is formed from carbon steel, ground and polished for a smooth working surface that spreads and packs mortar cleanly. A steel ferrule reinforces the connection between blade and handle, resisting the lateral stress that occurs during consistent pointing and jointing work. The hardwood handle provides a firm, balanced grip for extended use on brick, block, stone, and tile installations. This tool is sold in a package quantity of six, making it practical to stock for a crew or a supply house shelf.

The G01930 is suited for residential and commercial masonry applications where a full-size trowel is too large to work effectively. Common uses include pointing mortar joints, filling voids in block or brick, setting small tile pieces, and detail work in confined areas. Masons, tile setters, and general contractors reach for a pointing trowel when finishing joints, patching, or doing restoration work on existing masonry surfaces.

Key Features

• 5-inch carbon steel blade ground and polished for a smooth, consistent mortar application surface
• Steel ferrule at the handle collar resists splitting and blade separation under lateral load
• Hardwood handle delivers firm grip and balance during detail and pointing work
• Compact blade size suited for tight joints, small patches, and confined masonry work
• Packaged in quantities of six for crew or resale stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard pointing trowel for general masonry, tile, and mortar jointing applications in both residential and light commercial settings.

Installation Notes

A pointing trowel is a hand tool used by masons and tile setters and requires no power or mechanical fastening. Clean the blade thoroughly after each use to prevent mortar hardening and carbon steel corrosion. Store dry to preserve the blade surface and handle integrity. When used for restoration or repointing work, follow applicable building and masonry codes for joint depth and mortar mix specifications.