Three square hollow scraper ELORA 274, according to DIN 8350

A three square hollow scraper, also known as a triangular scraper or three-edged scraper, is a type of hand tool used for various applications in woodworking, metalworking, and other trades. It typically consists of a triangular-shaped blade with three cutting edges, forming a hollow ground profile.

The hollow ground profile of the scraper allows for efficient removal of material and smooth scraping on flat or curved surfaces. The three cutting edges provide versatility, as they can be rotated or repositioned when one edge becomes dull or worn out, extending the tool’s lifespan.

Three square hollow scrapers are commonly used for tasks such as smoothing and shaping surfaces, removing paint or varnish, leveling wood or metal, and preparing surfaces for finishing. They can be used on materials like wood, metal, plastic, or other workable materials depending on the specific application.

Three square hollow scraper ELORA 274

The design and construction of three square hollow scrapers can vary, but they generally feature a sturdy blade made of hardened steel and a handle for gripping and control during use. The size of the scraper can also vary, with different blade lengths available to suit various tasks and preferences. A versatile tool that offers efficient material removal and surface preparation capabilities, making it a valuable addition to a toolbox for craftsmen, woodworkers, and metalworkers.

DIN 8350 refers to a specific standard or specification that has been introduced or updated after my knowledge cutoff. To obtain accurate and up-to-date information about DIN 8350 and its specific shape C, I recommend referring to the latest standards and resources provided by the Deutsches Institut für Normung (DIN) or contacting them directly for clarification.