Milwaukee 48-62-1912 Flexible Chisel Scraper Blade 25in

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE 48-62-1912 is a flexible chisel-style scraper replacement blade designed for demanding material removal tasks in construction, renovation, and trade applications. Constructed from steel and measuring 25 inches in length and 6 inches in width with a 1.25-inch thickness, this single-edge blade delivers the rigidity needed to bite into stubborn surfaces while the flexible design allows it to conform and reduce gouging on finished substrates. Licensed tradespeople and experienced contractors install this blade type when tackling flooring removal, adhesive stripping, or surface prep work where precision and durability matter.

This replacement blade is suited for residential and commercial job sites where scraper tools are used for flooring demo, adhesive removal, roofing tear-off, and similar surface preparation work. The chisel profile concentrates force along a single working edge, making it effective on materials such as tile mastic, vinyl flooring adhesive, and built-up coatings. At 25 inches long, it covers broad surface area per pass, reducing total labor time on large-scale removal projects.

Key Features

• Flexible steel construction reduces surface gouging during aggressive scraping
• Chisel-style single edge concentrates cutting force for efficient material removal
• 25-inch blade length covers wide surface area per pass
• 6-inch blade width suited to broad scraping applications
• 1.25-inch blade thickness provides structural support during heavy-duty use
• Sold individually as a direct replacement blade

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement blade for compatible MILWAUKEE scraper tools. Verify scraper model compatibility against the tool manufacturer specifications before ordering.

Installation Notes

Blade replacement should be performed by a qualified tradesperson following the tool manufacturer's blade-change procedure. Disconnect or power down the tool and relieve any stored energy before removing the old blade. Use appropriate hand protection when handling the blade edge. Inspect the blade mounting hardware for wear and replace as needed to ensure secure seating.