Hand scraper AWTools AW27405, metal blade, 130 g

The AWTools AW27405 hand scraper is a compact manual tool designed for removing paint, adhesive residues and other coatings from flat surfaces. It features a metal stainless-steel blade with sharp edges and a plastic handle shaped for comfortable one-handed use. Weighing approximately 130 g, this scraper is intended for preparatory and finishing tasks on wood, metal and masonry during renovation, painting and construction jobs.

Advantages

The stainless-steel blade provides resistance to corrosion and maintains a sharp edge for efficient scraping. The lightweight construction and ergonomic plastic handle enable controlled pressure and reduce hand fatigue during repetitive manual work. Its compact size allows access to narrow areas and makes the tool easy to carry and store. The simple design supports a range of surface preparation tasks without the need for power tools.

Suitable for

• Removing paint, varnish and adhesive residues from flat surfaces
• Scraping off old putty, plaster or filler before refinishing
• Cleaning and preparing wood, metal and masonry for painting
• Smoothing putty or filler and levelling small patches
• General renovation, painting and light construction tasks

Key specifications

• Blade material: stainless steel with sharp edges
• Handle material: plastic, ergonomic design
• Tool weight: approximately 130 g
• Design: compact handheld scraper for manual use
• Manufacturing origin: Poland

How to use

Hold the scraper by the plastic handle with a firm grip and position the blade at a shallow angle to the surface. Apply steady, controlled pressure and push or pull the blade to remove paint, adhesive or filler. For stubborn residues, use repeated light passes rather than excessive force to avoid damaging the substrate. Keep the work area well lit and stable to maintain even scraping. After use, wipe the blade clean and store the tool in a dry place to prevent contamination.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when scraping. For painted surfaces that may contain lead or other hazardous materials, follow local safety regulations for containment and disposal. Replace or sharpen the blade if it becomes worn or damaged to maintain effective performance.