Procat Maalinkaavin Tungst 50 mm carbide insert

The Procat Tungsten 50 mm paint scraper is a high-quality and durable tool for removing old paints, glues, putty, and gunk from smooth surfaces. At its core is a super wear-resistant carbide blade that stays sharp for a long time and handles tough jobs without needing constant sharpening or replacements.
The scraper's blade is 50 mm wide, which lets you work precisely but efficiently, especially on big, flat surfaces like doors, windows, walls, or furniture. The ergonomically shaped handle gives you a good grip and control, and it reduces hand strain during longer sessions.
The sturdy frame combined with the power of the hard blade makes it a great pick for pros and demanding DIY folks alike.

What it's for:

Removing paint from wood and metal surfaces: It blasts off old paint effectively from stuff like windows, doors, furniture, and trim without damaging the surface underneath.

Getting rid of glue and putty residue: Works great for scraping off glues, silicones, or putty from floors, tile joints, or old glued surfaces.

Building and renovation sites: A solid helper for repair and restoration jobs where you need precise surface cleaning before repainting or recoating.

Car or boat repairs: Good for special surfaces like varnishes or industrial coatings in shop or maintenance work.

Features:

Blade: Carbide – super long-lasting and wear-resistant, no need for constant sharpening.

Blade width: 50 mm – perfect for flat surfaces, allows precise and efficient work.

Frame: Sturdy and twist-resistant build – stays steady even in heavy use.

Handle: Ergonomic – gives a good grip and cuts down on user fatigue.

Suitability: Paints, glues, putty, and other surface residues – one tool for multiple cleaning tasks.

Lifespan: Long – the blade lasts way longer than traditional scrapers.

Replacement parts: The blade can be swapped out if needed.

How to use the Procat paint scraper:
Place the scraper flat against the surface you're cleaning. Use both hands to apply pressure and pull the blade toward you steadily with controlled force. Don't use too steep an angle so you don't damage the material underneath. After use, clean the blade and store it in a dry place. You can remove and replace the blade with a screwdriver if necessary.

How to pick the right paint scraper:

Material hardness: Carbide blade is great for hard, abrasive surfaces – regular steel is cheaper but dulls faster.

Blade width: Wider blade speeds up work on flat surfaces, narrower ones are better for precision jobs.

Usage: If the job involves old, tough paint or glue residue, a hard-bladed scraper is your best bet.

Ergonomics: For long sessions, an ergonomic handle is key to how comfy the tool is to use.

Why choose the Procat Tungsten 50 mm paint scraper:
The Procat paint scraper offers a killer combo of durability, comfort, and power. Its carbide blade resists wear and gives a smooth finish for ages. The 50 mm blade is ideal for general use, and the ergonomic handle ensures comfy work. It's perfect for situations needing quality, precise surface cleaning.

Warnings:

Always wear protective gloves and safety glasses to guard against splatters and blade injuries.

Don't use if the blade is damaged or rusty.

Keep the blade protected and out of kids' reach.

Don't apply too much pressure, which could damage the base material or the blade.

Frequently asked questions, FAQ:
Can the blade be replaced?Yeah, you can swap the carbide blade for a new one when it wears out.
Can this remove glues or silicone too?Yep, the scraper works for removing most masses and glue residues from smooth surfaces.
Is it good for wood surfaces?Yes, but use it carefully at the right angle so you don't scratch the wood.
Does the blade need sharpening?The carbide blade doesn't need sharpening in normal use. If it dulls, we recommend replacing it.