Wagman SF536R 36 Inch Aluminum Speed Float Concrete Finisher Round Edge Bull Float with Bracket 5 Inch Width

Eliminate Screed Lines and Edge Marks with Precision

Enhance your concrete finishing process with the Wagman SF536R 36" Speed Float. Engineered for professional flatwork, this tool is the perfect economical solution for use immediately following a vibratory screed. Its primary function is to quickly knock down edge marks and ridges, smoothing the surface without sealing it too tightly, too early. Constructed from high-quality extruded aluminum, this float offers excellent abrasion resistance while remaining lightweight enough to be easily maneuvered across wet slabs, reducing operator fatigue during long pours.

The SF536R is designed with versatility in mind. It features a unique T-Slot center rib that allows for rapid, tool-free adjustment of the handle placement and bracket movement, giving you the flexibility to adapt to different job site angles. The working surface is gently rounded with radius edges, a critical design feature that significantly cuts down on chatter marks and prevents the edges from digging into the concrete. With a 5-inch width, this speed float is particularly effective for exposed aggregate applications, helping you achieve a uniform finish every time.

Key Features

• Screed Line Eraser: Specifically designed to knock down edge marks left by vibratory screeds.
• Durable Construction: Made from extruded aluminum for a perfect balance of lightweight handling and wear resistance.
• Adjustable Design: T-Slot center rib allows for easy sliding and positioning of the bracket.
• Gouge-Free Finishing: Radius edges and a gently rounded working surface reduce chatter marks.
• Specialized Application: 5-inch width is ideal for exposed aggregate concrete work.
• Complete Kit: Includes the speed float blade and compatible bracket for immediate use.

What's Included

• (1) Wagman 36" Speed Float Blade (SF536R)
• (1) Mounting Bracket

Specifications

Pro-Tip: Use a speed float like the SF536R immediately after wet screeding to "knock down" the aggregate. The rounded shape helps push stones down while bringing cream to the surface, but unlike a magnesium float, it is designed to move faster and cover more ground quickly without sealing the surface prematurely.