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BlueSpot Hand Wire Brush and Scraper
The BlueSpot Hand Wire Brush and Scraper is a robust surface preparation tool designed for removing rust, paint, dirt, and scale from a variety of materials.
Built for demanding site conditions, the tool features a heavy-duty high impact polycast handle that provides a secure, comfortable grip during use. The hardened and tempered steel wire bristles are engineered to tackle stubborn deposits without losing their effectiveness over time.
The rugged galvanised scraper element makes this a versatile two-in-one tool, ideal for loosening and lifting the toughest of materials before finishing or treatment work. It is well suited to general maintenance, metal preparation, and surface cleaning tasks across a range of trades.
Features and Benefits:
• Heavy-duty high impact polycast handle for a secure, comfortable grip
• Hardened and tempered steel wire bristles for effective surface preparation
• Galvanised scraper for loosening stubborn rust, paint, dirt, and scale
• Two-in-one brush and scraper design for versatile site use
Specifications:
Wire Material: Steel
Specifications
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There is a Blue Spot Manufacturers Warranty manufacturer warranty for this product which covers all manufacturing defects for the normal lifetime of the tool but does not cover wear and tear or damaged cause by misuse. This does not affect your statutory rights.
Get help regarding BlueSpot Hand Wire Brush and Scraper
For any technical enquiries relating to this product it is best to call the manufacturer, Blue Spot, direct on 0800 093 0115.
For any other queries relating to ordering this item, stock availability, existing orders or returning faulty items etc please contact us at Tooled-Up at sales@tooled-up.com or call on 020 8805 3535.


