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Optimized Plastering Finishing with Speedskim Rule

Introducing the OX Tools OX-P531060 600mm Speedskim Stainless Flex Finishing Rule, a game-changer in the world of plastering. This innovative tool is designed to deliver unparalleled finish quality while maximizing efficiency. The Speedskim Stainless Flex Finishing Rule stands out with its unique OX Speedskim Blades, which guarantee a flatter and faster finish every time. With its ergonomic design, this tool not only improves your plastering job's output but also reduces the risks of fatigue and repetitive strain injury (RSI).

• Higher Quality Finish: Achieve professional-grade finishes with ease.
• Reduced Fatigue and RSI: Minimize the physical strain on your body during prolonged use.

Technical Specifications and Compatibility

The OX-P531060 Speedskim Rule is a versatile tool that can be used with a wide range of materials. It is compatible with sand and cement, backing plasters, skim coast plasters, spray plasters/compounds, lime renders, monocouche systems, and latex screeds. Measuring 600mm in length, this finishing rule is ideal for both professional and DIY projects. Its technical specifications make it a reliable choice for any plasterer looking to enhance their work.

• Size: 600mm, ensuring optimal control and precision.
• Compatibility: Suitable for all gypsum-based plasters and traditional sand/cement renders.

Perfect for Plasterers and DIY Enthusiasts

Whether you are a professional plasterer or a DIY enthusiast, the Speedskim Stainless Flex Finishing Rule is a must-have tool for your toolkit. The release button feature allows for quick and easy blade replacement, keeping your tool in top condition for every project. Its durability and ease of use make it a practical choice for those who prioritize both quality and efficiency.

• Perfect for Plasterers: Enhance your plastering skills with a professional-grade tool.
• Wide Range of Applications: From traditional sand/cement renders to modern monocouche systems, this rule does it all.