Toptools

Graduated jug PP 5L

The 5 L graduated polypropylene jug is an essential tool for accurately measuring and dosing liquids such as resins, primers, or hardeners within microcement systems, decorative concrete, or two-component varnishes.

€57,83

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Range
Toptools
SKU
TT06027
Content
5 L

The 5 L polypropylene graduated pitcher is an essential tool for accurately measuring and dispensing liquids such as resins, primers, or hardeners within microcement systems, decorative concrete, or two-component varnishes. Made of resistant material, it allows for safe handling and exact measurement, which is fundamental to ensuring the correct proportion in professional mixes. It is part of Topciment's range of professional tools.


Frequently asked questions about Toptools

What tools and accessories does the Toptools range include?
It brings together professional tools for applying microcement and decorative concrete: trowels, roller handles and refills, mixing rod, graduated jug, aluminium profiles, Builtex reinforcement meshes and Imacem® moulds for printed concrete, among others.
Which roller do I need for each varnish?
The DSV refills are designed for Topsealer® DSV two-component varnishes and the WT ones for the Topsealer® WT line. Both have a 4 mm pile and fit clip handles of the same width (180 or 220 mm).
What is Builtex mesh used for?
It is an alkali-resistant fibreglass mesh that is embedded in the first, still-fresh base coat of microcement and covered with a second coat. It reinforces the system and reduces the risk of cracks on floors and walls.
Which trowel should I choose for the microcement finish?
The Atenea and Zeus trowels and the carbon trowel are designed for finishing coats: they allow smooth, mark-free polishing, avoiding the burnt effect on floors and walls.
How are Imacem® moulds used?
They are flexible polymer moulds for stamping fan, cobblestone or tile patterns onto fresh printed concrete. Apply release agent to the textured face before placing them and remove them carefully so as not to deform the relief.
How do I clean and care for the tools?
Clean them with water (and soap for rollers, trowels and jug) right after use, before the product dries. Store rollers upright, and trowels and moulds flat, all in a dry place protected from sunlight and knocks.

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