The Trowel Models product group includes hand tools used for the application, spreading and surface finishing of mortar, plaster and similar materials. Liya Test offers two different options: the LT-G0952 Trowel for general material application and shaping, and the LT-G0959 Plastering Float for smoothing and finishing plastered surfaces.
- LT-G0952: Trowel
- LT-G0959: Plastering Float
- Model range: 2 different options
- General application: Supports the application and spreading of mortar, plaster and similar materials.
- Surface shaping: Trowel allows the operator to distribute and shape material manually.
- Surface finishing: Plastering Float supports smoothing and finishing of plastered surfaces.
- Manual operation: Requires no electrical, hydraulic or pneumatic system.
- Laboratory and field use: Suitable for sample preparation, construction-related laboratory work and general field applications.
- Model selection: The appropriate tool can be selected according to the required application or finishing stage.
| Product Code | Product Name |
| LT-G0952 | Trowel |
| LT-G0959 | Plastering Float |
What Are Trowel Models?
Trowel Models are manual hand tools used for applying, spreading, shaping and finishing mortar, plaster and similar materials.
Liya Test offers two different products in this category: the LT-G0952 Trowel and the LT-G0959 Plastering Float.
These two tools support different stages of material application and surface preparation.
LT-G0952 Trowel
The LT-G0952 Trowel is designed for general-purpose manual application and shaping work.
The operator can use the trowel to transfer mortar, plaster or similar workable material onto a surface. The material can then be spread and shaped according to the required preparation procedure.
This simple manual working principle makes the trowel useful in laboratory preparation areas as well as suitable field applications.
Applying and Spreading Materials
A trowel helps the operator control the position and thickness of a workable material during application.
Typical operations may include:
- transferring mortar
- spreading plaster
- shaping fresh material
- correcting local surface areas
- preparing test or working surfaces
- general manual finishing
The exact application should depend on the material and the required preparation method.
LT-G0959 Plastering Float
The LT-G0959 Plastering Float is intended primarily for surface smoothing and finishing.
After plaster or a similar material has been applied, the operator moves the float across the surface in a controlled manner. This process helps level irregularities and create a more uniform finish.
For this reason, the Plastering Float performs a different task from the standard Trowel.
Surface Finishing Applications
Surface condition can be important during sample preparation and construction-related laboratory work.
A Plastering Float can help:
- level applied plaster
- smooth surface irregularities
- distribute material more uniformly
- finish previously applied layers
- prepare a cleaner working surface
The operator should select the tool according to the material consistency and required finish.
Trowel or Plastering Float?
The correct tool depends on the working stage.
The Trowel is generally more suitable when material needs to be applied, transferred or shaped.
The Plastering Float is more appropriate when the main purpose is to smooth and finish an already applied surface.
Using both tools at different stages can provide better control over the overall preparation process.
Manual Laboratory and Field Use
Both models operate completely manually.
They require no electrical supply, hydraulic system or compressed air. This makes them practical auxiliary tools for laboratory, workshop and field environments.
The simple design also allows the operator to control the movement, pressure and direction directly during use.
Liya Test Trowel Range
The Liya Test product range consists of:
LT-G0952 – Trowel
LT-G0959 – Plastering Float
Overall, Trowel Models provide practical hand-tool solutions for material application, spreading and surface finishing. The Trowel supports general application and shaping, while the Plastering Float focuses on smoothing and final surface preparation.
