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Mag-Float Replacement Scraper (2/PK) - Suits Sml/Long Aquatic Supplies Australia

Mag-Float Replacement Scraper (2/PK) - Suits Sml/Long

by Mag-Float
CODE BM100459
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$16.95 - $16.95
$16.95
$16.95 - $16.95
$16.95
Availability:
Out of stock

Mag Float genuine replacement stainless steel scraper is designed for:

  • Mag-Float Glass Magnet Cleaner - Small (5mm) - BM100470
  • Mag-Float Glass Magnet Cleaner - Long (10mm) - BM100480
  • Replacement blades will only fit the newer Mag-floats with the side rails.

Includes:

  • 2 x Stainless Steel Scraper blades
  • Scraper blade is 48mm long

Replacement blades will only fit the newer Mag-floats with the side rails.

Please Note: Although the scraper is made from 316L stainless steel, we recommend that you remove it from the aquarium after use and rinse under freshwater and dry off. 316L stainless steel has good anti corrosion properties but if left in the high Chloride ion (Cl-) and Bromide ion (Br-) environment of seawater it will eventually corrode.

Mag Float genuine replacement stainless steel scraper is designed for:

  • Mag-Float Glass Magnet Cleaner - Small (5mm) - BM100470
  • Mag-Float Glass Magnet Cleaner - Long (10mm) - BM100480
  • Replacement blades will only fit the newer Mag-floats with the side rails.

Includes:

  • 2 x Stainless Steel Scraper blades
  • Scraper blade is 48mm long

Replacement blades will only fit the newer Mag-floats with the side rails.

Please Note: Although the scraper is made from 316L stainless steel, we recommend that you remove it from the aquarium after use and rinse under freshwater and dry off. 316L stainless steel has good anti corrosion properties but if left in the high Chloride ion (Cl-) and Bromide ion (Br-) environment of seawater it will eventually corrode.