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Hyde 02080UPC 079423020803

1-1/4" Stiff Black & Silver® Brass Putty Knife

$16.88 each, as low as $11.48 at 100 or more

Hyde Tools 02080 Black & Silver® 1-1/4” Stiff Chisel Brass Putty Knife/Scraper (Non-spark Brass) | the Hyde Store

Best for: Scraping where sparks are a hazard, or on soft and finished surfaces that steel would mark.

Price each, by quantity

$16.88 each
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What it does

1-1/4" (32 mm) stiff putty knife with a brass blade. Brass is non-sparking and softer than steel, so it suits flammable-atmosphere sites and delicate surfaces. The stiff blade gives the strength for scraping and removal.

How to use it

  1. Use a low angle and moderate pressure; the brass edge is meant to yield first.
  2. Dress the edge on a file when it rounds over.
  3. Wipe grit and rust off the blade; do not use a contaminated brass tool in a hazardous atmosphere.

Specifications

Brand and model
Hyde 02080
SKU
H-02080
UPC
079423020803
Selection
Stiff
Dimensions
32 mm
Material
Brass
Product type
Putty Knife

Common questions

Why would I buy a brass putty knife?

Brass does not spark. Refineries, solvent rooms, gas plants and other flammable-atmosphere sites forbid steel tools, so scraping there takes a brass blade.

Is brass better than steel?

For ordinary scraping where steel is allowed, steel works better. Brass is softer, has a less keen edge and wears sooner, and it is safer in hazardous atmospheres and gentler on delicate surfaces.

Is a non-sparking tool safe anywhere flammable?

No. It reduces one ignition risk. The area is made safe by gas testing, hot-work permits and hazardous-location procedures. Keep the blade clean, because a contaminated brass tool can still spark.

Will it scratch aluminum or bronze?

The soft brass edge yields before it gouges soft or finished surfaces.

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