SCRAPERITE USES & PROPERTIES

Application Fit by Surface and Solvent

Select blade performance by combining surface sensitivity, residue hardness, and solvent package. These properties define scraping speed, edge life, and surface safety in real jobs.

Typical Use Cases

Where each material family performs best

GPO: automotive paint, displays, cookware, coated surfaces.

MBL: marine and pool maintenance, curves, laminates, vinyl.

BIN: jan/san workflows using stronger solvent systems.

PRO: trades, fabrication, and stubborn adhesive removal where more bite is needed.

HYL: hard flat glass or tile when rigidity improves cut-through.

Surface Type and Temperature Fit

Operational guidance from field use

Spec	HYL	PRO	MBL	GPO	BIN
Edge Hardness	Hard	Med	Med	Med	Soft
Pliability (1-10 hard)	7	6	3	5	2
Abrasiveness	High	Med	Med	Med	Low
Delicate Soft	-	-	Yes	Yes	Yes
Uneven or Wavy	-	Yes	Yes	Yes	-
Hard Flat	Yes	Yes	-	-	-
Uneven or Rough Finish	-	Yes	Yes	-	Yes
Min Temp (C/F)	-40 / -40	-40 / -40	-40 / -40	-50 / -58	-40 / -40
Max Temp (C/F)	65 / 149	140 / 289	118 / 246	49 / 120	80 / 176

Always validate with a small test area and the exact chemical mix used in production.

Performance Characteristics

What changes results in the field

Edge Wear

Rougher substrates and harder residues reduce edge sharpness faster with each stroke.

Material Decomposition

Solvents drive polymer breakdown risk; composition choice is as important as holder choice.

Attack Angle

Best handling and edge control typically occur around 25 to 30 degrees.

Pressure Control

Higher pressure boosts bite but can increase wear and scratch risk on sensitive surfaces.

Blade Families in Pack Formats

Operational availability by SKU

Scraperite materials are available across starter, trade, and replacement formats to keep composition consistent while scaling quantity for job demand.