Mayhew 3-Pc Brass Scraper Set — 3/8", 1/2" & 5/8" Non-Sparking USA-Made Scrapers with Anti-Slip Pouch

One wrong scraper and you've gouged the surface — or sparked where you shouldn't have.

In automotive, oil, gas, chemical, and mining work, using a steel scraper on softer gasket surfaces or in flammable environments isn't just a mistake — it's a hazard. Mayhew's 3-piece brass scraper set gives you non-sparking, non-marring blades sized for the real jobs: 3/8"×5-1/2", 1/2"×6", and 5/8"×6-1/2". Made in the USA. Each scraper slots into its own anti-slip pouch with hook-and-loop closure so nothing rattles loose in your toolbox.

Why It Works

• Non-Sparking Brass Blades — Safe for use around flammable gases, fuels, and chemicals where steel would create ignition risk
• Non-Marring Construction — Removes gaskets, adhesives, and buildup without damaging softer steel or aluminum mating surfaces
• 3 Sizes Included — 3/8"×5-1/2", 1/2"×6", and 5/8"×6-1/2" cover tight clearances and wide surface areas
• Made in the USA — Mayhew quality standard; built for professional and industrial use
• Anti-Slip Storage Pouch — Hook-and-loop closure with individual slots keeps blades organized and protected between uses

Best For

Automotive technicians cleaning gasket surfaces, mechanics working in oil or fuel environments, industrial maintenance workers in chemical or mining applications, and professionals who need non-sparking tools as a safety requirement — not a preference.

How to Use

1. Select the blade size appropriate for the surface area you're working on
2. Hold the handle firmly; the anti-slip grip prevents slipping during scraping strokes
3. Work at a low angle against the surface to lift material without gouging
4. Use short, controlled strokes for precision on gasket or sealing surfaces
5. After use, return each scraper to its designated pouch slot and secure the hook-and-loop closure

Important

Brass scrapers are designed for non-marring, non-sparking applications — they are not a substitute for hardened steel scrapers on heavy material removal tasks. Do not use excessive force on hardened surfaces. Always follow your facility's safety protocols for tool selection in hazardous environments.