PATENTED PLASTIC RAZOR BLADES AND HOLDERS

SCRAPERITE is the original patented plastic razor blade safety scraper. Plastic blades are designed for use where a metal scraper would damage the underlying surface. Most situations do not require a metal blade or scraper and scrubbing pads tend to shift dirt around. Scraperite plastic scrapers achieve targeted scraping without damaging the surrounding area. The blades work by lifting dirt and germs up and away from the surface. Unlike scouring pads and rags that never seem to ever get clean again, Scraperite plastic blades can be easily wiped clean with disposable towel. Easy and fast.

Scraperite has developed a rich product assortment to ensure consistent predictable performance in trade applications, where it counts most. Plastic scraper blades are engineered to consider three elements

1. substance being cleaned
2. surface being cleaned
3. solvent to be used

BLADE SELECTION = SUBSTANCE + SURFACE + SOLVENT

NEW  CURVED BLADES

The latest major innovation at Scraperite is the new curved blade, the Curvey Blade, which increases safety by reducing the sharp corners of the standard rectangle blades down to more shallow angle. It's an amazing yet simple innovation to suit many applications. The slightly larger size adds strength overall and creates a longer edge for more overall control. Visit Blade Types and Specifications page for more info.

BUILDING OUR NETWORK TO SERVE YOU BETTER

To ensure the best consumer buying experience for our products around the world, the company is developing its Scraperite Official Reseller Network so you can buy local from a trusted local business partner. We'd also like to see less plastic in the environment and we'll do a better job at getting Scraperite plastic blades to the right place for recycling. Our blade recycling program and 100% replacement warranty on Pro Series Tradesman holders are designed to do just that. These programs are only available through our network of trusted dealers and distributors. Bring it back, we'll handle the rest. Find out more later in Q4 2021.

See Blade Types and Specs page