Noga CR6100 Bi-directional Ceramic Swivel Scraper Blade

Product Description

The NOGA CR6100 is a ceramic swivel scraper blade designed for bi-directional deburring and material removal on straight-edge surfaces. The rectangular cross-section blade mounts in compatible NOGA swivel scraper handles and pivots to follow the workpiece, allowing forward and reverse strokes without repositioning. Ceramic construction delivers hardness suited to cleaning flash, burrs, and surface deposits from materials where steel blades may leave contamination or cause galvanic concerns. At 0.022 pounds, the blade is lightweight and easy to swap in the field.

This blade is used in precision deburring, surface prep, and finishing work across manufacturing, maintenance, and fabrication environments. The straight-edge compatibility makes it appropriate for flat stock, extruded profiles, and machined part edges. It is typically installed by machinists, maintenance technicians, and assembly professionals who require a controlled, repeatable scraping action. The swivel design reduces hand fatigue during extended use by eliminating the need to reverse the handle between strokes.

Key Features

• Ceramic blade material resists contamination and corrosion on sensitive workpieces
• Bi-directional blade orientation allows forward and reverse scraping strokes
• Rectangular cross-section provides stable, consistent contact along straight edges
• Swivel action pivots to follow the surface, reducing hand repositioning
• Lightweight at 0.022 pounds for minimal tool fatigue
• Single-blade packaging allows precise quantity purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or spare blade for compatible NOGA swivel scraper handles that accept straight-edge ceramic blade inserts.

Installation Notes

Blade replacement should be performed with the scraper handle clear of the workpiece and with operator hand protection in place, as ceramic edges are sharp. Follow the handle manufacturer's blade-retention procedure to seat the CR6100 fully before use. Inspect the swivel pivot on the handle for wear or debris before installing a new blade to ensure proper bi-directional articulation. Dispose of worn ceramic blades in a puncture-resistant container in accordance with applicable shop safety protocols.