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Scraper Pivoting w/holster 6in Sorbo

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  • the blade (head) can pivot Up and Down in different angles from 0° to 72°, according to your preference.
  • Included with the 6-Inch scraper is the Sorbo Scraper Holster.
  • Ideal for working with an extension pole.

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Item #: 35-65  UPC : 642086021953  MPN : 2195

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Scraper Pivoting w/holster 6in Sorbo

Our scraper was designed with the same mind-set as the 3X4 Squeegee System. It adapts to uneven glass surfaces and because of the flexible razor blade, removes paint and dirt with every stroke. For the Scraper #2199, the blade (head) can pivot Up and Down in different angles from 0° to 72°, according to your preference. It is also possible to offset the blade to more of an L-shape which allows you to get into tight places and behind obstructions. Comes complete with our brass-lined nylon holster that is made to fit all 6?(15cm) scrapers. Review instructional video and instruction flyer. Sörbo invented the adjustable scraper in 1994.

Sorbo's adjustable scraper lets the user change the scraper from straight to angled. Ideal for working with an extension pole. The blade on this scraper extends farther toward the glass allowing for some flex over uneven windows resulting in better coverage in fewer passes. Included with the 6-Inch scraper is the Sorbo Scraper Holster.

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Item #:35-64
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