Thermal Grizzly TG Scraper Acrylic 3 Pack
Thermal Grizzly TG Scraper Acrylic 3 Pack
Scan code: LN163131 Manufacturer code: TG-SC-3
£5.99
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Thermal Grizzly TG Scraper Acrylic 3 Pack

Thermal Grizzly TG Scraper, Acrylic, Solder Removal, Adhesive Removal, 3 Pack

Scan code: LN163131 Manufacturer code: TG-SC-3
£5.99
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Get it Tomorrow, 19 JulIn stock

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Product Overview

Perfect Prep for Direct-Die Cooling

The Thermal Grizzly Scraper is a specialist tool built for the kind of precision work serious PC enthusiasts demand. Made from durable acrylic with a narrow, carefully shaped tip, it’s designed to lift away stubborn residues like silicone adhesive from a delidded CPU or leftover indium solder on a die — all without the risks that come with sharp metal tools. Its ergonomic grip keeps every movement controlled, giving you the confidence to clean down to bare silicon or PCB traces safely and effectively.


Acrylic Strength, Zero Risk to Components

This makes it a go-to piece of kit for overclockers chasing every last degree, modders fine-tuning their cooling setups, and technicians who need reliable, non-conductive tools at the bench. From prepping a processor for direct-die cooling with liquid metal, to tidying up heatsinks, GPUs, or even delicate electronics outside the PC world, the Scraper fills a gap no multitool can cover. It’s the kind of gear that belongs in every builder’s arsenal — precise, safe, and built for the enthusiasts who won’t settle for less than clean, perfect contact.


Features

• Precision-engineered tips allow you to lift silicone adhesive, indium solder, or other residues with accuracy, down to bare silicon or PCB traces.
• Acrylic construction provides non-conductive safety, reducing the risk of short circuits or accidental damage.
• Ergonomic grip ensures controlled movements for delicate scraping tasks, minimizing slips or mishaps.
• Versatile use for delidded CPUs, GPUs, heatsinks, and other delicate electronics, both inside and outside of PC builds.
• Three-scraper pack offers backups or multiple angles and techniques during cleanup.
• Perfect prep for direct-die cooling, readying processors for liquid metal or other advanced thermal solutions to ensure clean, flat surfaces for maximum contact.

Careful and precise handling of the TG Scraper is essential to avoid damaging small electronic components on the CPU package or the dies.
When removing indium solder from the die(s), it is recommended to first gently scrape the surface with the TG Scraper, then clean remaining solder residue from the die surfaces using liquid metal.

Warranty

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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
2 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
Thermal Grizzly
Telephone:
[email protected]
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Thermal Grizzly TG Scraper Acrylic 3 Pack
Thermal Grizzly TG Scraper Acrylic 3 Pack