Ručná škrabka KS Tools 911.8126 dĺžka 160 mm hmotnosť 90 g

The KS Tools hand scraper 911.8126 is engineered for precision surface preparation and material removal. With an overall length of 160 mm and a compact weight of 90 g, this hand scraper provides controlled handling for tasks that require accuracy and steady pressure. The tool is suitable for removing paint, adhesives, sealants, rust deposits and other residues from metal, wood and painted surfaces while allowing close access to edges and confined spaces.

Advantages

The tool's slim profile and balanced weight ensure fine tactile feedback and reduced user fatigue during repetitive scraping operations. A robust blade interface delivers consistent scraping performance and allows controlled material removal without excessive force. The compact dimensions make it easy to position the scraper in tight gaps and along seams for accurate surface work.

Suitable for

• Removing paint, varnish and loose coatings from small areas
• Cleaning adhesive residues and sealant beads
• Surface preparation before painting or bonding
• Precision scraping in automotive, carpentry and maintenance tasks
• Detail work on metal, wood and composite parts

Key specifications

• Overall length: 160 mm
• Weight: 90 g
• Compact, slim profile for precision work
• Ergonomic handling suited for controlled scraping
• Durable blade-to-handle interface for consistent performance

How to use

Hold the scraper with a firm, controlled grip so the blade meets the surface at a low angle for effective material removal. Use steady strokes and moderate pressure, advancing along the work area while keeping the blade perpendicular to the direction of motion for even scraping. For painted or delicate surfaces, test in an inconspicuous area first and adjust the angle or pressure to avoid gouging. Replace or sharpen the blade as needed following manufacturer guidelines to maintain consistent results.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when scraping. Work on a stable support, keep the blade clean of debris and inspect the tool before each use. When working on sensitive surfaces, proceed incrementally and consider using masking or protective tapes to limit damage to surrounding areas.