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A well-equipped workshop is the foundation of consistent, high-quality concrete work. Whether you are just setting up your first GFRC studio or adding to an existing setup, having the right workshop tools and equipment in place makes every stage of the process, from mixing and casting through to finishing and sealing, faster, cleaner, and more repeatable.
Domcrete stocks a comprehensive range of workshop tools for sale alongside concrete fabrication supplies, all selected specifically for GFRC, ECC, and architectural concrete applications. The range covers everything from precision gram scales for accurate batching to compaction rollers, finishing trowels, poly floats, hopper guns, mixers, sanders, dust extractors, and more. Products are sourced from trusted brands including Mirka, Collomix, Imer, and Klindex, alongside Domcrete’s own range of purpose-built fabrication tools. If you are new to GFRC and unsure where to start, our training courses walk you through the full process and the tools you will use at each stage.
The tools you need depend on your casting method (spray-up, hand-pack, or direct pour) but a solid starter setup for most GFRC fabricators includes:
For a full overview of the process and the tools used at each stage, visit one of Domcrete’s GFRC training courses.
The right tools depend on three things: your casting method, your production volume, and the types of pieces you are making.
For small-batch studio work such as benchtops, sinks, and decorative panels, a hand mixer, basic hand tools, and a portable sander cover most of what you need. For higher-volume production involving spray-up GFRC panels or large architectural elements, you will likely need a hopper gun, a larger screed mixer, and a dust extraction system.
If you are unsure where to start, the Knowledge Hub has guides on mix methods and tool requirements, or you can contact the team directly for advice on building out your workshop. Joining a training course is also the fastest way to understand which tools and materials to suit your workflow before committing to a purchase.
Keeping tools clean between batches is one of the most important habits in a GFRC workshop. Cementitious material sets quickly, and dried premix in a mixer paddle, roller, or hopper gun can ruin the next batch or damage the tool.
A few practical tips:
