Magnesium Bull Float

ROX® Magnesium Bull Floats are professional concrete finishing tools designed for smoothing, levelling and flattening freshly poured concrete slabs before final finishing.

Manufactured from lightweight magnesium, these bull floats help contractors improve slab consistency, embed aggregate below the surface and prepare concrete for additional finishing operations.

Ideal for industrial flooring, warehouse slabs, driveways, patios and commercial concrete applications, magnesium bull floats provide faster coverage and improved finishing efficiency on medium to large concrete surfaces.

 
Code Description Size Materials
35/1/090 BULL FLOAT MAGNESIUM BLADE ONLY 900 mm x 203 mm Magnesium
35/1/120 BULL FLOAT MAGNESIUM BLADE ONLY 1200 mm x 203 mm Magnesium
35/1/150 BULL FLOAT MAGNESIUM BLADE ONLY 1500 mm x 203 mm Magnesium
35/1/180 BULL FLOAT MAGNESIUM BLADE ONLY 1800 mm x 203 mm Magnesium
35/2/090 BULL FLOAT MAGNESIUM BLADE WITH WORM DRIVE 900 mm x 203 mm Magnesium
35/2/120 BULL FLOAT MAGNESIUM BLADE WITH WORM DRIVE 1200 mm x 203 mm Magnesium
35/2/150 BULL FLOAT MAGNESIUM BLADE WITH WORM DRIVE 1500 mm x 203 mm Magnesium
35/2/180 BULL FLOAT MAGNESIUM BLADE WITH WORM DRIVE 1800 mm x 203 mm Magnesium
35/3/090 BULL FLOAT MAGNESIUM KITS 900 mm x 203 mm Magnesium
35/3/120 BULL FLOAT MAGNESIUM KITS 1200 mm x 203 mm Magnesium
35/3/150 BULL FLOAT MAGNESIUM KITS 1500 mm x 203 mm Magnesium
35/3/180 BULL FLOAT MAGNESIUM KITS 1800 mm x 203 mm Magnesium
39/4/108 ALUMINIUM SWAGED POLES (SET OF 3) 1.8 lm x 45 mm Aluminium
What is a Magnesium Bull Float?


A magnesium bull float is a long-handled concrete finishing tool used to smooth and level freshly poured concrete immediately after screeding.

Bull floats help flatten ridges, fill low spots and embed aggregate below the concrete surface while preparing the slab for final finishing operations.

The lightweight magnesium blade allows contractors to work efficiently across large slab areas while reducing operator fatigue and improving finishing control.

Key Features
  • High-quality lightweight magnesium blade
  • Long extension poles for large slab coverage
  • Worm-drive mechanism for improved control and manoeuvrability
  • Rounded blade edges help prevent drag lines and gouging
  • Ribbed blade design for added strength and durability
  • Non-rusting magnesium construction
  • Designed for medium and large concrete slab applications
  • Professional contractor-grade construction
  • Available in multiple blade sizes
  • Improves slab consistency and finishing efficiency
Applications
  • Warehouse flooring
  • Industrial concrete slabs
  • Commercial flooring projects
  • Driveways and pavements
  • Garage floor finishing
  • Patios and outdoor slabs
  • Concrete slab construction
  • Large-area concrete levelling
  • Distribution centre flooring
  • Construction slab finishing
Who Should Use Magnesium Bull Floats?
  • Concrete contractors
  • Industrial flooring installers
  • Commercial flooring specialists
  • Construction professionals
  • Warehouse flooring contractors
  • Builders and renovators
  • Concrete finishing crews
  • Residential concrete installers
FAQ

What is a magnesium bull float used for?

A magnesium bull float is used to smooth and level freshly poured concrete slabs immediately after screeding.

Why are magnesium bull floats preferred for concrete finishing?

Magnesium bull floats are lightweight, easier to manoeuvre and help improve slab consistency while reducing operator fatigue.

What is the difference between a bull float and a Fresno trowel?

A bull float is used earlier in the finishing process to level concrete and embed aggregate, while a Fresno trowel is used later to refine and smooth the slab surface.

Can bull floats remove screed marks?

Yes, bull floats help flatten ridges, remove screed marks and improve slab flatness during finishing.

Why do bull floats use extension poles?

Extension poles allow contractors to work across large slab areas without stepping directly on wet concrete.

When should a bull float be used?

Bull floats are typically used immediately after screeding and before final finishing operations.

Who uses magnesium bull floats?

Magnesium bull floats are commonly used by concrete contractors, flooring installers and industrial construction professionals.

Can magnesium bull floats be used on large slabs?

Yes, magnesium bull floats are specifically designed for medium to large slab applications such as warehouse floors and industrial concrete surfaces.
Aluminium vs Magnesium
Feature / Use Magnesium Bull Float Aluminium Bull Float
Main Purpose Floating and levelling freshly screeded concrete Floating and levelling freshly screeded concrete
Material Magnesium alloy Aluminium alloy
Best Used For Smoother finishing and opening the concrete surface Fast levelling and general slab floating
Concrete Finishing Stage Early finishing stage Early finishing stage
Surface Coverage Medium to large slabs Medium to very large slabs
Weight Lighter Slightly heavier
Blade Flexibility More responsive and forgiving More rigid and firm
Finish Produced Smoother and creamier surface Flat and level surface
Ability to Open Surface Excellent Moderate
Helps Embed Aggregate Excellent Good
Resistance to Corrosion Excellent Excellent
Durability Very durable Highly durable
Ease of Handling Easier to manoeuvre More rigid handling feel
Best Applications Decorative concrete, slabs requiring smoother finishing Large industrial slabs, driveways and commercial work
Surface Texture Left Behind Slightly more open surface Flatter surface with less surface opening
Risk of Digging into Concrete Lower Slightly higher if improperly angled
Best for Beginners Excellent Good
Best for Large Commercial Slabs Good Excellent
Common Users Concrete finishers and decorative contractors General concrete contractors and slab installers
Main Advantage Produces a smoother workable surface Strong rigid levelling performance
Main Limitation Can wear faster under heavy abuse Less forgiving during finishing

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