TORK CRAFT Putty Knife 125mm S/steel Blade Soft Grip Steel Cap

Features

• 125 mm stainless steel blade for maximum coverage and efficient work on large surfaces.
• Soft grip handle gives ergonomic comfort during longer use and larger areas.
• Steel hammer cap on the end of the handle for light tapping and improved coverage on stubborn materials.
• Wide-format design especially effective for smoothing big fills, panel edges, doors, ceilings and full wall runs.
• Trade-durable construction built with quality materials for repeated professional use.

Benefits

• Speed-up large job tasks: The 125mm width covers more surface in fewer strokes, reducing labour time on preparation.
• Smoother finish with less effort: The stainless blade glides across filler and surfaces more cleanly, meaning less sanding later.
• Comfort for long sessions: Soft grip handle supports extended use on large surfaces without as much fatigue.
• Added utility built-in: The steel hammer cap allows controlled tapping to assist removal of bonded coatings, adhesive layers or surface defects.
• Durable and easy to maintain: Stainless steel resists rust and remains easy to clean, keeping the tool in top condition for regular use.

Extra Information

• Recommended for large-surface tasks where you want broad, smooth fill application rather than fine detail work.
• The 125mm blade is a step up from standard putty knives when prepping full walls, doors, panels or subcontractor site work.
• After filling, use the blade at a slight angle to level and feather the edge to minimise sanding time.
• Stainless steel blade ensures easy cleaning with water or solvent; dry between uses to maximise life.
• Standalone tool from Tork Craft – not part of a named series, just professional build quality in a large format tool.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye protection and gloves when working on large surface prep to protect against flying debris and dust.
• Use the putty knife with steady, controlled movements—avoid excessive force especially on large broad surfaces.
• Use the steel cap only for light tapping; do not treat it as a heavy impact tool.
• Inspect the knife periodically and discontinue use if the blade is bent, chipped or the handle is damaged.