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Hyde 10620UPC 079423106200

2-1/2" MAXXGRIP PRO Heavy Duty Carbide Scraper with 2-Edge Blade and Pull Knob

$38.26 each, as low as $26.02 at 100 or more

Hyde Tools 10620 MAXXGRIP PRO® Carbide Scraper w/ pull knob, 2 - 1/2” | the Hyde Store

Best for: Scraping hard old coatings on whole-house production jobs.

Price each, by quantity

$38.26 each
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  • 30-day returns on unused items.

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What it does

MAXXGRIP PRO® carbide scraper with a 2-1/2" blade, a two-handed pull knob and a Hammer Head® inset. The carbide blade is replaceable and has two edges. The replacement blade is the 11180.

How to use it

  1. If cutting slows, flip the blade or check the surface, and keep pressure light so the edge stays intact.
  2. Keep the head flat and the pull straight to avoid corner-loading.
  3. Treat pre-1978 paint as lead paint: work wet, contain debris and follow EPA RRP on paid work. Use the 09190 for dust capture.

Specifications

Brand and model
Hyde 10620
SKU
H-10620
UPC
079423106200
Long-Term Use
Replaceable blade extends the tool’s lifespan
Replaceable Blade
Ensures longevity and continued performance
Carbide Blade
Durable, ideal for tough scraping tasks
Two-Handed Knob
Provides added control and comfort during use

Common questions

What replacement blade fits it?

The 11180, a 2-1/2" two-edge carbide blade. It is not sold online here, so contact the Hyde Store to confirm supply.

Does the 11171 carbide 25-pack fit it?

No. The 11171 is a 2" blade for the 10610.

Can I sharpen it?

No. Carbide is harder than a mill file, and the 11200 file is for carbon steel. Flip to the second edge, then replace.

Carbide or the steel 10540?

Use carbide for hard old coatings and production work, where holding an edge beats filing. Use the steel 10540 (rough and smooth 4-edge blade) for everything else.

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