Product Overview Removing stubborn green spot algae and bio-film buildup from aquarium glass requires a rigid, precision tool that delivers maximum scraping pressure without flexing. The UNS Stainless Steel Algae Scraper offers clean, controlled blade contact for maintaining crystal-clear viewing panels and flat hardscape surfaces. Key Features & Benefits Precision Stainless Steel Frame: Forged from high-grade, rust-resistant stainless steel for maximum structural rigidity and long-lasting durability. Controlled Algae Removal: Rigid blade holder applies even pressure across glass surfaces to strip away tough green spot algae and bio-film effortlessly. 12-Inch Extended Handle: Delivers ideal reach and leverage for nano to medium aquariums while keeping your hands mostly out of the water. Dual Blade Package: Includes two precision blades so you have a fresh replacement ready when edge sharpness decreases. Technical Specifications Attribute Specification Brand Ultum Nature Systems (UNS) Product Line UNS Aquascaping Tools Tool Type Stainless Steel Aquarium Glass Algae Scraper Overall Length 12 inches (30 cm) Material High-Grade Rust-Resistant Stainless Steel Included Blades 2x Precision Scraper Blades Ideal For Algae Types Green Spot Algae (GSA), Diatoms, & Tough Bio-Film Buildup Recommended Tank Size Nano to Medium Aquariums Care & Maintenance Instructions Rinse thoroughly with fresh tap water immediately after using in aquariums, especially after water changes or liquid fertilizer dosing. Wipe completely dry with a clean cloth after each use to preserve blade sharpness and prevent water spots on the stainless steel handle. Store safely in a clean, dry tool rack or holder away from children and pets. Frequently Asked Questions 1. Is the UNS Stainless Steel Algae Scraper safe for acrylic aquariums? Metal blades are engineered primarily for glass aquariums. To prevent microscopic surface scratching on acrylic tanks, test a small, inconspicuous area first or use plastic/acrylic-safe blades. 2. How do I change or replace the blade on the scraper? Loosen the retention screws on the scraper head, carefully slide out the dull blade, insert a fresh blade into the alignment slot, and tighten the screws back down firmly. Always handle sharp blade edges with care. 3. How can I prevent trapping sand and scratching my glass near the substrate line? When scraping near aquasoil or cosmetic sand beds, stop the blade about 0.5 inches above the substrate line. Avoid pushing the blade directly into sand to prevent trapping abrasive grains beneath the blade edge.
