JBL Aqua T Handy Aquarium Scraper
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JBL Aqua T Handy Aquarium Scraper is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery £4.95 for orders unto £50
Orders over £50 are delivered free
Pallet Deliveries - 1 man delivery service for Aquariums, Water Features and Ponds.
- The majority of aquariums will be delivered on a wooden pallet, this is to ensure that your order arrives in perfect condition.
Some items may not be able to be shipped. (large, frozen foods, very fragile items or live animals)
- Click and collect is available
Please contact customer service or if you require more assistance with shipping charges.
JBL Aqua T Handy Aquarium Scraper
Description
Description
Keep your aquarium glass clean and clear with the JBL Aqua-T Handy Aquarium Scraper, a practical and effective tool designed to remove even the most stubborn algae and deposits from glass panes.
Equipped with a 70mm stainless steel blade, this scraper easily cuts through algae without scratching the glass. It is specifically designed to avoid damaging aquarium silicone seals, making it safe for regular use. The ergonomic handle ensures comfortable control during cleaning, while the protective safety cap helps prevent injuries when the scraper is not in use.
For long-term use, replacement blades are available separately, making this a durable and cost-effective aquarium maintenance tool.
Product Features:
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Brand: JBL
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Product Type: Aquarium Glass Scraper
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Blade Width: 70mm
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Material: Stainless Steel Blade
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Effectively removes stubborn algae and deposits
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Safe for use near silicone seals
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Ergonomic handle for easy use
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Protective cap for safe storage
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Spare blades sold separately
Ideal For:
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Freshwater aquariums
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Tropical aquariums
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Routine glass cleaning and algae removal
The JBL Aqua-T Handy Aquarium Scraper is an essential cleaning accessory for maintaining clear visibility and a healthy aquarium environment.
