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Fabricating and Machining

Scrapers

Remove paint, wallpaper, adhesives, waxes, gaskets, and weld spatter

Putty Knives

Spread and scrape material

Drywall Knives

Smoothly spread drywall compounds and also scrape off paint and debris

Deburring Tools

Deburring Tools

Changeable or fixed cutting blades shave rough edges from surfaces, holes, and pipe

Deburring Blades

Deburring Blades

Scrape burs from flat surfaces and the edges of holes, sheets, and pipe using a changeable-blade tool

Deburring Bits

Remove sharp points from straight edges, holes, and pipe with a bit screwdriver

Razor Blades

Cut through various materials such as leather and rubber; often used in utility knives

Utility Knives

Make quick, shallow cuts; often used to open boxes and packages

Reciprocating Saw Scraper Blades

Reciprocating Saw Scraper Blades

Install on your reciprocating saw to scrape away glue, tar, and other stuck-on substances

Material Handling

Conveyor Belt Skivers

Conveyor Belt Skivers

Scrape off the rough top surface of conveyor belts to clear the way for secure lacing connections

Facility and Grounds Maintenance

Hoes

Dig, scrape, and cut vegetation; move and mix materials

Concrete Mixing Hoes

Concrete Mixing Hoes

Mix concrete, mortar, or plaster; also known as mortar hoes

The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. Pedestal (35" Ht. x 4" Wd. x 4" Dp.)