Hyde Tools
Hyde Tools 19452 Scraper Blade 6 In hand tool
Carbon steel replacement scraper blade with sharpened edges, compatible with models 19430, 19440 and 19450
- TypeKnives, Cutters & Snips
- Carbon-steel construction resists wear for long service life
- Sharpened edges cut cleanly through paint, glue and residue
- Direct replacement for Hyde models 19430, 19440 and 19450
- Fits Grainger part numbers 5FZH2, 5FZH3 and 5FZH4
- Six-inch blade width covers large surfaces quickly
6 In Carbon-Steel Scraper Blade
This replacement scraper blade measures 6 in overall height and is made from carbon steel with sharpened edges. It is designed for use with Hyde scraper models 19430 19440 and 19450. The blade fits Grainger part numbers 5FZH2 5FZH3 and 5FZH4. It is supplied new as a single replacement part.
Direct-Fit Replacement for Specific Scrapers
The blade installs directly into the listed Hyde and Grainger handles without modification. Sharpened edges are ready for immediate scraping of paint adhesives or sealant. No additional hardware or tools are required for the swap. The carbon-steel construction resists bending during heavy use.
6 In Overall Height Determines Compatibility
The 6 in overall height is the critical dimension that matches the blade to the compatible Hyde and Grainger models. Buyers with scrapers that accept a different blade length cannot use this part. Confirm the original blade length before ordering to ensure proper fit.
Highlights
- Carbon-steel construction resists wear for long service life
- Sharpened edges cut cleanly through paint, glue and residue
- Direct replacement for Hyde models 19430, 19440 and 19450
- Fits Grainger part numbers 5FZH2, 5FZH3 and 5FZH4
- Six-inch blade width covers large surfaces quickly
Specifications
| Brand | Hyde |
|---|---|
| Type | Knives, Cutters & Snips |
Questions about this item
How often will the carbon steel blade need sharpening or replacement under normal use?
The hardened carbon steel edge holds its sharpness through extended scraping tasks; replacement is only needed once the edge rolls or chips beyond honing.
What stops the blade from cutting cleanly during a long session?
Material build-up on the 6 in edge increases drag before the steel itself dulls, so periodic wiping keeps performance consistent.
Does the blade or handle get hot when scraping continuously for hours?
No significant heat develops in the carbon steel blade during hand-powered use, so comfort and cutting action remain unchanged all day.
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