TORK CRAFT Putty Knife 100mm S/steel Blade Soft Grip Steel Cap

Features

• 100 mm stainless steel blade for broader coverage and smooth spreading or scraping.
• Soft grip handle offers comfortable, non-slip control during large or continuous jobs.
• Steel hammer cap integrated for light tapping to assist in removing old coatings or adhesive layers.
• Wide blade design suitable for large surfaces like walls, doors, ceilings or panel work.
• Robust construction made for trade and renovation use—durable, easy to maintain and built for extended use.

Benefits

• Fast surface preparation: The 100 mm width means fewer strokes for large areas, cutting down labour time.
• Better finish with less effort: The stainless blade helps you spread and smooth efficiently, reducing sanding later.
• Reduced fatigue: Soft grip handle ensures comfort over longer time-frames or bigger jobs.
• Added utility: The steel cap enables light tapping to remove stubborn coatings, improving surface prep quality.
• Durable and low-maintenance: Stainless steel blade plus quality build means longer service life and less tool turnover.

Extra Information

• Ideal for large-scale painting and renovation tasks: smoothing walls, prepping panels or scraping off coatings from big surfaces.
• The 100 mm blade is recommended when you have broad areas to cover and want to boost efficiency.
• Stainless steel blade can be easily cleaned with water or appropriate solvent depending on filler or adhesive used; dry thoroughly to prevent spotting.
• Will work alongside narrower Tork Craft knives for fine detail and tight-space work—use this for the large runs.
• Standalone tool from Tork Craft – not part of a named “series”, just professional build quality in a versatile tool.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye protection and gloves when working on large surfaces with scraping or filler application.
• Keep the putty knife moving in a controlled fashion and avoid abrupt motions that can cause damage or injury.
• Use the steel cap only for light tapping; avoid using it for heavy impact as this could compromise the tool or surface.
• Inspect the blade regularly — if it becomes bent, chipped or the handle is damaged you should stop using it.