Panwar Infra Solution

PANWAR INFRA SOLUTIONS A concrete bull float is a long-handled finishing tool used specifically to smooth and level freshly poured concrete after it’s been screeded. It's one of the first tools used in the finishing process and is essential for getting a flat, professional-looking surface.

🔧 What a Concrete Bull Float Does:

• Smooths out the concrete surface after screeding.

• Pushes down aggregate and brings the cream (cement paste) to the surface.

• Helps level out ridges and fill in low spots.

• Prepares the slab for further finishing steps like edging, troweling, and brooming.

🛠️ Parts of a Bull Float:

1. Blade: A large, flat piece (typically magnesium, aluminum, or wood). Common sizes are 36" to 48" wide.

2. Handle(s): Long poles that let you reach far without stepping onto the wet concrete. Can be extended or sectional.

3. Pitch Control (Swivel head): Lets you adjust the blade angle for pushing/pulling motion.

✅ When and How to Use It:

1. Use after screeding but before troweling.

2. Wait for bleed water to settle slightly.

3. Gently push and pull the bull float over the surface in overlapping passes.

4. Adjust the angle with the swivel head to avoid digging in.

⚠️ Tips:

• Don’t overwork the surface—it can weaken the top layer.

• Avoid floating when there’s a lot of bleed water; wait until it starts to evaporate.

• Clean the tool immediately after use to avoid hardened concrete build-up.

If you're working on a slab and want to make sure it looks clean and level, a bull float is must-have gear. Want help picking one based on your project size or material?