Ice Scraper Tramontina TR-7175, 72 cm length

The Ice Scraper Tramontina TR-7175, 72 cm length is a manual tool designed to remove ice and frost from car windows, windshields and other glass surfaces. With its extended handle and durable scraping blade, it provides increased reach and mechanical advantage for clearing frozen precipitation while standing at a comfortable distance from the vehicle. The simple construction and compact profile make it suitable for storage in trunks, door pockets or glove compartments when not in use.

Advantages

This ice scraper combines a long 72 cm handle with a robust blade to deliver effective de-icing with reduced bending and stretching. The rigid blade edge maintains contact with glass for efficient ice removal, while the handle offers a secure grip for controlled pressure. Its straightforward design keeps maintenance minimal and allows convenient stowage in winter kits or vehicle storage areas.

Suitable for

• Removing ice and frost from car side windows and windshields
• Clearing thin ice on rear windows and mirrors
• De-icing glass surfaces on SUVs, sedans, hatchbacks and vans
• Use by drivers and fleet operators for routine winter maintenance

Key specifications

• Total length: 72 cm for extended reach
• Blade material: durable hard plastic suitable for scraping glass
• Handle: long rigid handle for leverage and reach
• Design: compact, single-piece construction for easy storage

How to use

Hold the ice scraper by the handle and apply steady pressure with the blade edge against the frozen surface. Use short, overlapping strokes from the top of the glass downward or from one side to the other to break and remove ice. For thicker ice, employ repeated passes and maintain firm, even pressure while avoiding excessive force that could risk scratching glass. Store the scraper in a dry place inside the vehicle when not in use to keep the blade in good condition.

Usage recommendations

For best results, remove loose snow before scraping and allow briefly for defrosting if vehicle heating is available. Avoid using the scraper on very hot glass or on painted surfaces other than glass. Regularly inspect the blade for deep nicks or sharp edges; replace the tool if the blade becomes damaged to prevent potential glass abrasion.