Scraperite Blade Types & Characteristics

Safer scraping. Smarter materials. Proven performance.

Scraperite blades are engineered from advanced plastic composites—each designed for specific surface, substance, and solvent combinations. Explore the chemical resistance, edge hardness, and pliability of every Scraperite blade material to choose the safest and most effective option for your task. Whether you’re working with acrylic, paint, glass, gelcoat, or metal, our blades deliver controlled, scratch-free scraping without the risks of metal tools.

BLADE SELECTION = SUBSTANCE + SURFACE + SOLVENT

SOLVENT RESISTANCE

Solvent	HYL	PRO	MBL	GPO	BIN
Acetone
Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA)
Ethanol / Denatured Alcohol
Ammonia
Bleach (Sodium Hypochlorite)
Chlorine Bleach
Citrus / d-Limonene
Mineral Spirits
Paint Thinner (aromatics)
Xylene
MEK
Heptane
Hexane
Sodium Hydroxide (Lye)
Sodium Metasilicate
Muriatic Acid
Oxalic Acid
Hydrogen Peroxide
Brake Cleaner
Butyl Degreaser
Enzyme Cleaner
Lubricant Spray
TSP
Baking Soda + Water
Dish Soap / Water
White Vinegar
Steam / Vapor

Guidance reflects shop observations. Always test in a small, inconspicuous area and follow chemical safety/PPE.

SPECIFICATIONS

Attribute	HYL	PRO	MBL	GPO	BIN
Edge Hardness	Hard	Med	Med	Med	Soft
Pliability — Scale of 1–10 (hardest)	7	6	3	5	2
Abrasiveness	High	Med	Med	Med	Low

SURFACE TYPE

Surface	HYL	PRO	MBL	GPO	BIN
Delicate Soft
Uneven or Wavy
Hard Flat
Uneven or Rough Finish

USE TEMP (°C/°F)

Spec	HYL	PRO	MBL	GPO	BIN
MIN	-40 / -40	-40 / -40	-40 / -40	-50 / -58	-40 / -40
MAX	65 / 149	140 / 289	118 / 246	49 / 120	80 / 176

Next: See Blade Compositions to understand pliability and chemical resistance.

BLADE SELECTION = SURFACE (pliability) + SUBSTANCE + SOLVENT (chemical resistance)

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