Bsc Preferred YN-GTO16PD 7x9 Inch D-handle Scraper

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED YN-GTO16PD is a heavy-duty D-handle scraper with a 7 x 9 inch tempered carbon steel blade and an ash wood handle. The tempered steel blade delivers the edge retention and impact resistance needed for demanding fieldwork. The D-style handle provides a secure, controlled grip when applying downward force across large surface areas. This tool is used by tradespeople and service professionals who need a dependable hand tool for ice removal, root cutting, shingle tear-off, and old flooring removal. The ash wood handle absorbs vibration and resists splitting under repeated heavy use, making this scraper suitable for both indoor renovation and outdoor site work.

The YN-GTO16PD is well suited for roofing contractors removing worn shingles, flooring installers stripping adhesive-bonded material, landscapers cutting shallow roots, and maintenance workers clearing ice from walkways, loading docks, and equipment pads. The 7 x 9 inch blade face covers a wide working area, reducing the number of passes required on large surfaces. The D-handle configuration is especially practical when working at ground level or on low-pitch roof decks where a straight handle would limit leverage.

Key Features

• Tempered carbon steel blade for extended edge life under heavy scraping loads
• 7 x 9 inch blade face provides broad coverage per stroke
• D-handle design offers controlled grip during high-force applications
• Ash wood handle resists splitting and absorbs vibration
• Sold individually (each unit)
• Prop 65 listed — appropriate for use where California safety compliance is required

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hand scraper for roofing, flooring, landscaping, and facility maintenance applications. No specific system or equipment compatibility applies to this product type.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for hand tools of this type. Inspect the blade edge and handle-to-blade connection before each use. When scraping roofing or flooring materials, wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection and cut-resistant gloves. Follow all applicable site safety guidelines and local regulations when working at height or with hazardous materials such as asbestos-containing flooring.