Kraft Tool Bracket Assembly CC697 2 Hole Button Adjustable Cast Aluminum (180 Degree Angle Range 1-3/8 and 1-3/4 Inch Handle Concrete Float)

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SKU: CC697
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Kraft Tool 2-Hole Button Bracket Assembly for Bull Floats and Fresnos

The Kraft Tool CC697 2-Hole Button Bracket Assembly is a cast aluminum tilt adapter engineered to connect extension handles to concrete bull floats and fresno blades. Featuring a 180-degree adjustment range with a toothed locking mechanism, this bracket enables masonry operators to set and maintain exact blade pitch for smooth bi-directional surface finishing on fresh slab pours.

Best Used For:

  • Large Slab Bull Floating: Adjusting blade pitch while pushing and pulling bull floats across wide industrial concrete slabs.
  • Fresno Blade Finishing: Locking in precise angles on fresno steel trowels to seal surface paste without gouging the concrete face.
  • Snap Handle Coupling: Connecting 1-3/8-inch or 1-3/4-inch button snap extension handles quickly to standard 2-hole finishing tools.

Key Performance & Safety Features

  • 180-Degree Adjustment Range: Provides full tilt mobility to optimize blade contact angles during push and pull passes.
  • Toothed Locking System: Interlocking gear teeth lock the handle angle securely to eliminate slipping under heavy push loads.
  • Cast Aluminum Construction: High-strength, lightweight aluminum alloy housing resists job site impact and corrosion.
  • Dual Snap Handle Compatibility: Accepts both 1-3/8-inch and 1-3/4-inch diameter button extension handles without extra adapters.

What's Included

  • (1) 2-Hole Button Bracket Assembly (CC697)

Technical Specifications

Brand Kraft Tool Co.
Model Number CC697
Material Cast Aluminum
Bracket Type Single Tilt
Mounting Pattern 2-Hole Standard
Handle Style Button / Snap
Handle Compatibility 1-3/8 in. and 1-3/4 in. Diameter
Adjustment Range 180 Degrees
Weight 2.00 lbs
Country of Origin USA
UPC 765139616972
Pro-Tip: Tighten the wing nut or hex bolt securely onto the toothed locking gear before making long passes to prevent handle slippage when working on low-slump concrete.