Scraping tools

Abstract

As shown in "Reference Perspective View 1 Showing the State of Use" and "Reference Perspective View 2 Showing the State of Use," this scraper is used to scrape off residue adhering to the protrusions of a grater. The tip of the scraping part is formed like an elastically deformable comb tooth, and the teeth are arranged in a concave curve. When the tip is pressed against the surface of the grater with the concave side of the scraping part facing up, the teeth located in the center of the width direction are closely spaced, making the center less likely to deform, allowing for strong scraping in this center. Furthermore, when the scraper is turned over and the tip is pressed against the surface of the grater with the convex side of the scraping part facing up, the teeth spread outward in the width direction, increasing the spacing between each tooth. This allows for flexible deformation like a brush, allowing for soft scraping. The item is made of metal and is approximately 137 mm long, 33 mm wide, 5.5 mm high, and 0.1 mm thick.

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