Unger TX100 Carbon Steel 2-edge Scraper 4 Inch Blade

Product Description

The UNGER TX100 is a stiff carbon steel scraper designed for removing adhesives, paint, caulk, and other bonded residues from hard surfaces. It features a 2-edge blade measuring 4 inches in length, giving the tech two working edges before a blade swap is needed. The straight handle delivers direct force transfer, making it well-suited for flat-surface work where controlled pressure and precise contact angle matter. At 0.2 pounds, it is lightweight enough for extended use without fatigue. Installation contractors, glaziers, and service technicians reach for this tool when prepping surfaces or clearing obstructions during equipment installation or maintenance.

The TX100 is commonly used in commercial and residential service work where surface prep is required before sealing, glazing, or equipment mounting. It is a practical addition to any tradesperson toolkit for scraping dried sealant from window frames, removing sticker residue from metal panels, and clearing buildup from glass or tile surfaces. The stiff blade construction holds its edge under moderate scraping pressure without flexing, which improves efficiency on flat, firm substrates.

Key Features

• Stiff carbon steel blade resists flex for firm, controlled scraping on hard surfaces
• 4-inch blade length provides a wide contact edge for efficient material removal
• 2-edge blade design extends service life between replacements
• Straight handle style allows direct downward and lateral force application
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hand scraper suitable for surface preparation tasks in glazing, construction, HVAC, and general trade service applications.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by hand and requires no power source or special installation procedure. Always direct the blade away from the body during use and keep fingers clear of the cutting edges. Wear appropriate cut-resistant gloves when handling or replacing blades. Inspect the blade edges before each use and replace if chipped or dull to maintain safe and effective performance.