Name: Lavex 4" Scraper Blade - 10/Pack
Brand: Lavex
SKU: 697LAV4BLD
Price: 4.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

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Size: 4"

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Product Overview

Use as a direct replacement for your scraper
Works with select 4" scrapers
Easily attaches to handle for quick replacement
Includes a closeable plastic tray to safely store blades

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UPC Code:400016944495

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To easily remove adhesives and other stubborn soils, this 4" scraper blade is a great tool to have on hand!

This can be used as a direct replacement for worn or broken scraper blades, and is ideal for removing items that are stuck onto glass including paint, stickers, and adhesives. Having some extra blades on hand will ensure your windows and floors remain clean for a welcoming atmosphere at your restaurant, cafe, or office.

"Great 4” replacement scraper blades packaged in nice plastic holder for safety recommend this for the good price and shipping. Will order again."

Unique Features

This dual-sided scraper blade features both blunt and sharp edges for versatile, long-lasting use. It can even be flipped over once dull to double the usage. It's made of durable carbon steel and fits Lavex 4" scrapers.

Safe Storage

For safe storage, this pack of blades come in a convenient plastic tray that helps prevent rusting. Be sure to always replace the blade at the first sign of wear or loss of effectiveness. Caution: Lavex blades are razor-sharp. Always handle with care. Use caution when changing blades!

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How can I replace my scraper blade?

Replacing the blade on your Lavex scraper tool is quick and easy, but you must use extreme caution as Lavex blades are razor-sharp. Begin by untightening the screws or knobs on the frame of your tool. You may also have a model that releases the old blade when a trigger is pushed forward twice. Slide the old blade out, and replace it with a new one before re-tightening the screws or knobs, or retracting the trigger. Always handle with care and use caution when changing blades!