Ampco K-15 Putty Knife Scraper 3/4 Inch Nickel Copper

Product Description

The AMPCO K-15 is a stiff-blade putty knife and scraper designed for demanding trade and industrial applications where non-sparking tool requirements apply. The blade is constructed from nickel copper, a material selected for use in environments where ferrous tools pose a spark or contamination risk. The blade measures 3/4 inch wide and 3-3/8 inches in length, with a chisel edge profile suited for scraping, prying, and applying or removing putty and sealants. Overall tool length is 7-1/4 inches. The straight wood handle provides a firm grip during controlled-force work. At 0.14 pounds, the tool is lightweight enough for extended-use tasks without fatigue.

The K-15 is appropriate for use in refineries, chemical plants, food processing facilities, and other environments where non-sparking hand tools are specified by safety protocol. It is also used in HVAC, plumbing, and general mechanical service when working near flammable materials or in classified hazardous locations. The stiff blade makes it suitable for scraping gasket material, old putty, adhesive residue, and similar surface prep tasks common in trade service work. This tool conforms to ASTM F2503, the standard specification for non-magnetic and non-sparking tools.

Key Features

• Nickel copper blade construction meets non-sparking tool requirements per ASTM F2503
• Stiff blade with chisel edge for scraping, prying, and material removal
• 3/4 inch blade width with 3-3/8 inch blade length for controlled-access work
• 7-1/4 inch overall length with straight wood handle for comfortable grip
• Lightweight at 0.14 pounds for extended-use tasks

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose non-sparking putty knife and scraper for trade and industrial use where ASTM F2503-compliant tools are required.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by qualified tradespeople in environments where non-sparking tools are mandated by facility safety protocol or applicable codes. Before use, confirm the blade and handle are free of damage that could compromise safe operation. Do not use as a pry bar or apply lateral force beyond the tool's designed range, as this may damage the blade or handle. Follow all site-specific lockout/tagout and hazardous location procedures when using hand tools in classified areas.