Window scraper 35 cm, No name — 35 cm blade length, single piece

Window scraper 35 cm, No name — a single-piece handheld tool with a 35 cm blade length designed for removing dirt, paint splashes, adhesive residue and stickers from glass and other smooth surfaces. The simple, rigid construction provides a straight scraping edge for precise contact with windows, mirrors, tiles and glazed surfaces. The tool is compatible with standard replacement blades and intended for both household cleaning and professional glazing or maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The single-piece design ensures stable alignment between handle and blade, reducing flex during scraping and enabling more accurate pressure distribution along the entire 35 cm cutting edge. The long blade length covers larger areas more quickly than small scrapers and improves straight-line performance on full-size panes. Compatibility with standard replacement blades extends service life and reduces long-term operating costs. The tool’s simple geometry and absence of complex moving parts make it low-maintenance and easy to clean after use.

Suitable for

• Removing paint splatters and overspray from glass and tiles
• Stripping stickers, labels and adhesive residue from windows and mirrors
• Prepping glazed surfaces for sealing, painting or reglazing
• General maintenance cleaning of shopfronts, conservatories and bathroom tiles

Key specifications

• Blade length: 35 cm
• Construction: single-piece scraper (integrated handle and blade holder)
• Material: rigid metal blade with a hand-friendly handle profile
• Blade compatibility: accepts standard replacement scraper blades
• Primary surfaces: glass, mirrors, glazed tiles and other smooth surfaces

How to use

Hold the scraper with a firm, controlled grip and position the blade at a shallow angle to the surface to be cleaned. Apply steady, even pressure and move the scraper along the surface in the direction that lifts debris away from the glass. For adhesive or paint residues, make several passes at a consistent angle rather than forcing a single deep pass. Replace the blade when signs of dulling, nicks or uneven wear appear to maintain effective and safe scraping. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and safety glasses when working with sharp blades and brittle coatings.

Usage recommendations

Test the scraper on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure the surface is compatible. Keep the blade clean and dry when storing, and always replace blades using a secure holder or protective cover to avoid accidental cuts.