Handschraper Bahco 474-150-0.80

The Bahco 474-150-0.80 hand scraper is a compact, lightweight tool designed for manual scraping and smoothing of a variety of surfaces. With a total weight of approximately 60 g, this scraper offers a balance of control and maneuverability that suits fine work and repetitive tasks. The construction focuses on durability and accurate edge contact, allowing the user to remove paint, adhesives, burrs or small amounts of material with minimal effort.

Advantages

The hand scraper combines a robust blade geometry with a lightweight body to provide stable scraping action while reducing operator fatigue. Its compact size enables access to tight spaces and precise surface work. The tool’s durable materials and finish are intended to withstand repeated use and maintain edge performance for consistent results.

Suitable for

• Removing paint, varnish and old coatings from metal and wood surfaces
• Cleaning adhesive residues and sealant overspill
• Deburring and smoothing machined or cut edges
• Fine surface preparation before bonding, painting or finishing

Key specifications

• Type: manual hand scraper for surface treatment
• Weight: approximately 60 g for comfortable handling
• Blade thickness/profile: suited for precise scraping and smoothing
• Construction: durable materials and finish for repeated use
• Size: compact format for access to confined areas and detailed work

How to use

Hold the scraper firmly with a comfortable grip and position the blade against the surface at a shallow angle to the material. Apply steady, controlled strokes away from your body, increasing pressure gradually until the desired amount of material is removed. For best control, use shorter strokes in tight or detailed areas and longer strokes on open surfaces. Inspect the blade edge regularly and replace or re-sharpen if the cutting performance decreases.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Test the scraper on a small inconspicuous area before working on finished surfaces. When working on soft or delicate materials, reduce pressure and use lighter strokes to avoid surface damage. Store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion when not in use.