Key Features
- High-carbon steel blade with precision-ground cutting edge for effective scraping
- Angled head design reaches corners and irregular surfaces with ease
- Comfortable lacquered wooden handle minimizes strain on hands
- Rust-resistant coating for prolonged use in marine environments
- Lightweight yet sturdy construction suitable for daily shipboard use
- Meets IMPA 613248 standard for international marine supply
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| IMPA Code | 613248 |
| Product Name | Angle Scraper with Wooden Handle |
| Blade Material | High-Carbon Steel |
| Handle Material | Lacquered Hardwood |
| Blade Width | 50 mm (2") |
| Overall Length | 150 mm (6") |
| Blade Thickness | 2 mm |
| Hardness | HRC 45-50 |
| Application | Paint, rust, barnacle removal |
| Packaging | Single unit / Carded |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are angle scrapers typically used for?
Angle scrapers are versatile hand tools used to remove paint, rust, old adhesive, sealant, and marine growth such as barnacles from flat or slightly curved surfaces. The angled head provides better control when working on hulls, decks, and metal fittings.
Is the wooden handle resistant to saltwater exposure?
The handle is made from lacquered hardwood, which provides a resistant outer coating against moisture and light salt exposure. However, it is recommended to wipe the tool dry after use to preserve the wood finish and prevent slipping.
Can this scraper be sharpened?
Yes, the high-carbon steel blade can be resharpened with a file or sharpening stone to restore the cutting edge, extending the tool's service life.
Does this product comply with maritime supply standards?
Yes, it is registered under IMPA code 613248, ensuring compatibility with international ship chandler procurement systems and onboard inventory requirements.
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