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A small trowel for moving adhesive and grout from bucket to bed or hawk. The carbon steel blade is stiff enough to scoop dense materials without flexing, and the pointed shape loads a clean cut of mix.
The swan neck in the handle hooks over the bucket rim, so the blade never sits in the mix and the handle never lands in the adhesive.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the benefit of the swan-neck on a gauging trowel?
The swan-neck lets you rest the trowel securely on the bucket rim between scoops, keeping the blade out of the wet mix and your handle clean for faster, tidier work.
Which size should I choose—180mm or 200mm?
Use 180mm for tighter buckets or smaller batches and 200mm for deeper buckets or when you want slightly more material per scoop for faster loading.
Scoops dense adhesive and grout without blade flex.
Swan neck hooks on the bucket rim between loads.
Pointed blade loads a clean cut of mix every time.
Load from the bucket, carry to the bed or hawk, and push the mix off the blade with a single pass. Hook the swan neck on the bucket rim when you put it down. Clean the blade before the adhesive skins.
A transfer tool, not a spreading one: use a notch trowel to lay the adhesive rib out.
BAT Pro Gauging Trowel with Swan Neck Physical Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Name | BAT Pro Gauging Trowel with Swan Neck |
| Blade Length Options | 180 mm, 200 mm |
| Blade Material | Carbon Steel |
| Neck Type | Swan Neck (bucket rim rest) |
| Primary Function | Dispensing adhesive or grout from mixing buckets |
| Recommended Use | Transfer to substrate or hawk; stage material cleanly |