Unger UNGSH25C Surface Scraper 12 Inch Carbon Steel

Product Description

The UNGER UNGSH25C is a 12-inch surface scraper built for demanding two-handed scraping tasks in commercial and industrial cleaning applications. The tool features a reversible carbon steel blade with dual-purpose edges: a razor edge for removing paint and tape, and a blunt edge for tackling cement and stucco. The ergonomic handle is designed to support extra downward pressure, giving the operator greater control on hard-set surface deposits. A protective blade cap is included for safe storage and transport between job sites. This scraper ships as a single unit and is intended for professional cleaning and maintenance crews.

The UNGSH25C fits interior and exterior surface preparation work including window cleaning, floor stripping, and wall surface prep. The reversible blade design reduces downtime by extending usable blade life before a replacement is needed. Replacement blades are sold separately. Compatible replacement blades include the Unger RB100, RB10C, and RB30C. This tool is well suited for janitorial service professionals, facilities maintenance technicians, and contractors handling post-construction cleanup.

Key Features

• Reversible carbon steel blade with razor edge for paint and tape removal
• Blunt blade edge rated for cement and stucco scraping
• Ergonomic two-handed handle designed for high-pressure scraping tasks
• 12-inch overall blade span for wide coverage on flat surfaces
• Includes protective cap for safe blade storage and transport
• Compatible with Unger RB100, RB10C, and RB30C replacement blades

Compatibility

Compatible replacement blades include the Unger RB100, RB10C, and RB30C, sold separately. Designed as an OEM-style fit within the Unger surface scraper system.

Installation Notes

Blade changes should be performed by maintenance or cleaning professionals following the manufacturer's blade swap procedure. Always engage the protective cap before storing or transporting the scraper to prevent accidental contact with the blade edge. Inspect the blade for nicks or rolling before each use and replace it when the cutting edge is degraded. Work surfaces should be cleared of loose debris before scraping to reduce blade wear.