Midwest Rake 24” SpeedSqueegee® – Epoxy & Concrete Coating Applicator

The Midwest Rake 24” SpeedSqueegee® is a professional-grade flooring applicator designed for precise, efficient, and consistent application of epoxy, urethane, polyaspartic, and other compatible concrete coating systems.

Engineered for professional flooring contractors, the SpeedSqueegee features a specialized blade design that helps distribute coating materials evenly across concrete surfaces while providing control over application thickness.

Available in multiple mil thickness ranges and flat blade configurations, the 24” SpeedSqueegee allows contractors to select the appropriate blade for their specific coating system, material viscosity, and desired application thickness.

Whether applying thin primers, high-build epoxy coatings, metallic epoxy systems, or urethane topcoats, the SpeedSqueegee delivers the versatility needed for residential, commercial, and industrial flooring installations.

Features & Benefits

• 24-Inch Application Width: Provides efficient material distribution across large concrete surfaces.
• Multiple Mil Options: Available in six notched blade configurations for different coating thickness requirements.
• Precision Application: Helps contractors control material distribution and achieve consistent coating coverage.
• Flat Blade Options: Available in flexible and stiff configurations for applications requiring a smooth, non-notched blade.
• Color-Coded Identification: Allows contractors to quickly identify different blade configurations.
• Professional-Grade Construction: Designed for demanding concrete coating applications.
• Versatile Coating Compatibility: Suitable for epoxy, urethane, polyaspartic, primers, and other compatible flooring materials.

Available Blade Variations

5–7 Mil

• Designed for thin-film coating applications.
• Suitable for compatible primers, sealers, and low-build coatings.

8–12 Mil

• Designed for light-to-medium coating applications.
• Suitable for compatible epoxy primers, sealers, and thin-film systems.

15–20 Mil

• Ideal for medium-build coating applications.
• Commonly used for epoxy base coats and other compatible flooring systems.

25–30 Mil

• Designed for medium-to-high-build coating applications.
• Suitable for epoxy flooring systems requiring greater material distribution.

40–45 Mil

• Designed for high-build coating applications.
• Suitable for thicker epoxy coatings and compatible self-leveling systems.

50–60 Mil

• Designed for heavy-build coating applications.
• Suitable for high-build epoxy and other thick-film flooring systems.

Flat Flex

• Flexible, non-notched blade configuration.
• Ideal for spreading and distributing compatible coating materials where a flexible blade is preferred.

Flat Stiff

• Rigid, non-notched blade configuration.
• Provides greater control when moving and distributing coating materials.
• Suitable for applications requiring a firmer blade.

Recommended Applications

• Epoxy floor coating installations
• Metallic epoxy flooring systems
• Polyaspartic coating applications
• Urethane flooring systems
• Moisture vapor barrier applications
• High-build epoxy coatings
• Self-leveling resinous flooring systems
• Concrete primers and sealers
• Commercial and industrial flooring projects

Product Specifications

• Brand: Midwest Rake
• Product Line: SpeedSqueegee®
• Product Type: Professional Flooring Squeegee
• Application Width: 24 Inches
• Blade Configurations: Notched, Flat Flexible, and Flat Stiff
• Available Mil Ranges: 5–7, 8–12, 15–20, 25–30, 40–45, and 50–60 Mil
• Flat Blade Options: Flat Flex and Flat Stiff
• Application: Epoxy, Urethane, Polyaspartic, and Compatible Concrete Coatings
• Quantity: Sold Individually
• Handle: Sold Separately

Coatings HQ supplies professional-grade flooring application tools and accessories to help concrete coating contractors achieve consistent results, improve productivity, and maintain precise material application.

Important: Mil ratings are nominal application ranges and do not guarantee a specific final coating thickness. Actual coverage and wet-film thickness depend on material viscosity, substrate profile, application angle, pressure, and installation technique. Always follow the coating manufacturer’s recommended coverage rates and application procedures.