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KRAFT TOOL 14 in. x 14 in. Magnesium Hawk with Wood Handle, Extru-Lite Blade – PL264
Regular price $86.75Orders start at $399 — combine any items to reach the minimum. Learn more
The Kraft Tool PL264 is a 14 in. x 14 in. magnesium hawk with a genuine Extru-Lite magnesium blade and wood handle. The blade is 30% lighter than aluminum, with rounded corners, a spiral-scored surface and a 4 in. center flange. One hawk per unit; pairs with any finishing trowel for plaster and drywall work.
Key Features
- Lightweight magnesium: Genuine Extru-Lite magnesium is 30% lighter than aluminum for less fatigue.
- Scored blade surface: The machine-scored spiral pattern holds mud, plaster or other material centered on the board.
- Rounded corners: Rounded corners add safety and comfort and won't catch on surfaces.
- Reinforced center: A 4 in. flange reinforces the center of the board to keep its shape.
- Wood handle: A wood handle provides a familiar, comfortable grip.
- Professional favorite: This heavy-duty, lightweight hawk is a favorite of professional plasterers.
Specifications
- Manufacturer model
- PL264
- UPC
- 765139302646
- Sell unit
- 1 hawk (manufacturer minimum order of 4, priced each)
- Material
- Extru-Lite magnesium
- Handle material
- Wood
- Nominal size
- 14 in. x 14 in.
- Flange width
- 4 in.
- Blade feature
- Spiral machine-scored
- Corner style
- Rounded
- Weight comparison
- 30% lighter than aluminum
- Intended use
- Plastering, drywall mud and material carrying
- Pack quantity
- Minimum order of 4, priced each (manufacturer)
Fit and Compatibility
Use with any plaster or drywall finishing trowel; the 14 in. x 14 in. board gives maximum material capacity. Kraft Tool also offers 10 in., 12 in. and 13 in. magnesium hawks with wood or ProForm handles in the same series.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is this hawk?
The blade measures 14 in. x 14 in., the largest in Kraft's magnesium hawk line.
How much lighter is magnesium than aluminum?
The genuine Extru-Lite magnesium blade is 30% lighter than aluminum.
Why is the blade scored?
The spiral machine scoring holds drywall mud, plaster or other material in place and keeps it centered on the board.
What is the flange for?
A 4 in. flange reinforces the center of the board to keep it from losing its shape.
Is there a minimum order?
The manufacturer requires a minimum order of 4 pieces, priced each.
What is the handle made of?
The handle is wood; a ProForm soft-grip handle version is also available in other sizes.
Product Expert Notes
Pick the 14 in. x 14 in. hawk when you want maximum mud capacity for large wall areas; drop to 10 in. or 12 in. for overhead work or smaller hands. Keep the scored face clean so material grips well, and store it flat to protect the flange. Magnesium resists rust, but avoid dropping it on corners to preserve the rounded edges.
Keep the hawk level while loaded, and be aware that the board edges can pinch fingers against walls or scaffolding.
Get the Kraft Tool 14 in. x 14 in. magnesium hawk and carry more plaster with less fatigue.
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