Concrete Hand Scrapers and Blades

The Crain Big Scraper is designed for floor preparation work. It features an 8-inch-wide, heavy-duty replaceable blade and 59-inch telescoping twist-lock handle.

These replacement blades fit the Crain Big Scraper (IR-375-EA). Pack of 9 replacement blades.

This double-sided 4-inch-wide scraper features a razor sharp blade designed for stripping hard-to-remove floor coverings and adhesives. A 4-foot-long handle (48 inches) gives you the leverage you need to put lots of power behind the scraper. The heavy-duty aluminum construction stands up to the roughest scraping jobs.

Replacement Scraper Blades for 4" Scraper

Five-inch heavy-duty scraper with ergonomic handle for removal of ALL types of thick film coatings.

Scraper - 5 Inches with Ergonomic Handle

The 2.5" Floor Spur is a heavy-duty scraper with ergonomic handle that is good for removal of all types of thick film coatings. It is also ideal for edgework. This scraper measures 62 inches in length.

14-Inch Floor Scraper with 60-Inch Handle

This multi-purpose scraper is ideal for scraping off just about anything, from wax buildup to dried adhesives. The tool is designed to deliver maximum leverage on wall and floor surfaces. The industrial-ground carbon steel blades are tough enough to handle practically any scraping job.

This replacement blade is designed for use with SDS-Max chisels. The 2 mm blade is the standard thickness for floor scraping applications. Fits 3/8" bolts.

Replacement Blade for Cucamonga Tool "The Blade 4" SDS-Max.

2.5" Spare Blades for the Floor Spur. Sold 25 per box.

Fits the Cucamonga "Beef Stick" Scraper.

The Disaster Restoration Set is a must-have for demolition jobs of any size. This handy kit contains a full assortment of tools, blades, and accessories that make tearing out flooring, sheetrock, decks, and siding easier than you ever thought possible!

Designed for easy and fast removal of multiple types of flooring, the Ultimate Flooring Bar is ideal for demolition jobs of all sizes. It features a uniquely shaped Salvage Blade and Toe Kick that make it easy to pry up tile, wood, glue-down carpet, and more.

The Artillery Bar is designed for easy scraping and prying action on demolition and restoration jobs. It features a standard fulcrum and 3" blade, plus a total length of 46", ensuring the user can stay on his feet when scraping floors or roofing.

This handy set includes two different pry bars, so two workers can be demoing an area at the same time. Plus, with over 20 different tool combinations, there’s no demo task you can’t handle! Scraping, prying, removing, pulling—do it all with the Conctractor Demolition Set!

The Glued Down Flooring Set from Artillery Tools is specifically designed to make removing glued-down flooring, such as hardwood, linoleum, and vinyl tile, easier than ever. It features the new Scraping Fulcrum, which allows you to apply more force at a more effective angle.

The 48" Scraping Bar is a heavy-duty demolition tool that is ideal for scraping/prying up all types of flooring materials, particularly hardwood, linoleum, tile, underlayment and fiber board. It features a 6" blade with scraping fulcrum, plus a 12" extension and 24" steel handle.

Fluted silicon carbide rub brick is used for dressing down concrete.

The sturdy yet flexible rubber wipe down blade is great for taping and cleaning excess mud from joints and angles wider than 90 degrees. Use as a hand tool or with any 1" diameter handle.

This 6" joint knife features a flex blade and ergonomically designed handle that makes applying and smoothing joint compound easy. This handy tool also features a unique EMPACT handle that allows for quick, effective hammering and setting of nails.

Scraping surfaces, applying joint compound, and even hammering and setting nails—the 4" Flex Scraper Knife can do it all!

These plastic putty knives are great for applying different compounds, lightly scraping surfaces, and ensuring a smooth finish. Though durable and washable for multiple uses, you can also pitch them if they're covered in dried paint, epoxy, or patching compounds.