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Half-Ton Power. Full-Scale Productivity.

Half-Ton Scraper

Up to 30 Inches of Relentless Floor Removal

A powerful half-ton skid-steer floor scraper built to outperform traditional ride-on floor strippers and floor-removal machines. Weighing approximately 1,000 lbs and offering working widths of up to 30 inches, the Half-Ton Scraper combines skid-steer horsepower and downforce to remove tough flooring and coatings quickly and efficiently. Additional weights are sold separately for jobs requiring even more downforce.

From tile and stone to epoxy, waterproofing, mortar, carpet and vinyl, it delivers serious removal power in a compact, transportable package. Its extremely durable, one-piece welded design is built for demanding contractors and rental fleets that need dependable performance and maximum productivity.

Leave the ride-on floor stripper behind and join the ArmorEdge revolution—more power, more productivity and a scraper built to work.

$7,999

Half-Ton Features

WEIGHT & FORCE
  • Total Weight 1000 lbs
  • Force on Blade is approx. 1800lbs combined skid steer weight

Design & Performance
  • Rugged one-piece welded construction
  • Working widths up to 30 inches
  • Harnesses skid-steer power for fast, efficient removal
  • Accepts additional weights for increased downforce

Compatibility

Fits any standard skidsteer!

HEAD SIZE

30" Head Width allows for many blade combinations

APPLICATIONS

APPLICATIONS

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