This Marshalltown magnesium hand float is built on the same jobsite-grade construction the brand has been forging and finishing in Iowa for over 130 years. Rolled, riveted, or welded handles — depending on the piece — and heat-treated working surfaces that hold their shape through real use on real slabs.
It’s made for opening the surface of fresh concrete after screeding — the magnesium blade slides over wet concrete without pulling aggregate to the top, setting up a clean finish for the trowel pass. Marshalltown tools are the professional standard because they hold up — the finish stays smooth, the handle stays tight, and the tool works the same way a decade in as it did on day one.
Marshalltown Company has been making concrete, masonry, and plastering tools in Marshalltown, Iowa since 1890. The brand is the standard on professional crews across the country — the tools most concrete and masonry pros learned with and still reach for on jobsites.
