Floor Scraper

Shear off what is bonded to the floor

A steel blade with vapor delivered at the cutting edge — softens and lifts adhesive residue, gum, hardened wax, cured product and bonded build-up that brushing will not move.

Floor Scraper
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Highlights

What the floor scraper does

Vapor at the edge changes the job from chipping to shearing: the deposit softens at the bond line and the blade takes it off in sheets, without the gouging that a dry scraper leaves in the floor.

Vapor delivered at the blade edge, into the bond line.
Lifts cured product and bonded build-up.
Replaceable steel blade.
Far faster than dry scraping, with less floor damage.
Removes adhesive residue, gum and hardened wax.
Shears deposit off rather than chipping at it.
Quick-fits to the universal handle without tools.
For industrial and food-plant flooring alike.
Technical Specifications

Floor Scraper, at spec

Blade Replaceable steel
Coupling Quick-fit to universal handle 4201/VD/AT
Application Bonded and encrusted floor deposits
Generators Junior 6 kW through Maxi 36 kW
Industries Food Industry, Mechanical Industry
Dimensions N/A
Usage & Care

Three rules in daily use

Let the vapor soak in first

Hold vapor on the deposit before applying the blade. Softened deposit shears; cold deposit chips and gouges.

Keep the blade angle shallow

A low angle gets under the deposit. A steep angle digs into the floor and damages coatings and resin.

Change the blade when it dulls

A dull blade needs force, and force is what damages floors. Blades are replaceable — swap early.

Test on an inconspicuous area first — check blade angle against coated and resin floors before committing.

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