Blade width on a scraper decides how much surface is cleared per stroke and how well the blade follows the shape underneath. A 40mm blade gets into a recess and round a stud. A 100mm blade clears a flat face far faster but bridges anything that is not flat. Blade width is stated on every scraper rather than being judged from the photograph.
Rigid blades are what separate a gasket scraper from a putty knife. A flexible blade rides up over the residue rather than cutting under it, which leaves material behind on a face that has to be clean before it will seal.
Hooks and picks work in the opposite direction, getting under and behind rather than across. A mini hook set at 125mm reaches into a bore. An O-ring and seal pick has a shaped end that lifts a seal out without scoring the groove it sits in, which a screwdriver always does. A composite handle keeps the hand off a blade that has been working on a hot surface.
Set size follows how varied the work is. A 3 piece scraper set covers gasket and bodywork faces, and a 9 piece scraper and hook set covers both jobs in one purchase. A flexible claw pick-up tool at 610mm retrieves what falls in. Send the surface to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. A double ended seal pick covers two shapes in one tool where a set is more than the job needs.
| Product Dimenstions (L x W x H) | 190 x 70 x 10 mm |
|---|---|
| Product Weight | 0.025 Kg |
| Product Dimenstions (L x W x H) | 190 x 70 x 10 mm |
|---|---|
| Product Weight | 0.05 Kg |
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