A powered floor stripping tool photographed on a white background. The device has a long black adjustable tubular handle with foam grips and a height-adjustment clamp, connected to a green and black motor housing mounted on a silver metal chassis with small transport wheels. At the working end there is a rectangular serrated metal scraping plate fixed with bolts and a black protective handguard bearing a printed label; the assembly shows visible fasteners, a pivot/angle joint and a lever for locking the head position. The tool appears designed for removing floor coverings, adhesive residues or tile adhesive in renovation and construction work; materials include painted metal, cast components and plastic housings, and the overall appearance is compact, robust and purpose-built for heavy-duty scraping tasks.
Side view of a tradesman using a corded electric floor scraper to remove a strip of flooring in an indoor setting. He wears black work clothing, high-visibility green gloves, over-ear hearing protection and safety shoes. The lime-green and black scraping machine with small wheels is tilted forward, lifting a curled section of carpet or underlay; the worker holds the long handle and guides the tool along the floor. Cool, even lighting highlights the textures of the floor and the machine against a dark, subtly patterned background; the composition places the worker on the right with negative space on the left, emphasizing the action, the tool and the safety gear. The image conveys professional workmanship, attention to safety and the mechanical details of the floor removal process.
Close-up view of a worker operating a small electric wheeled floor scraper over a strip of old adhesive on a grey concrete floor. A neon-yellow scraper tool is pushed along the adhesive; the gloved hand in a high-visibility green glove, the tool handle, power cord and small wheels are visible in the foreground. The scraped brown adhesive strip runs vertically through the frame and there are dust particles and scuff marks on the surrounding floor, suggesting a maintenance or renovation task removing floor covering residue.
A powered floor stripping tool photographed on a white background. The device has a long black adjustable tubular handle with foam grips and a height-adjustment clamp, connected to a green and black motor housing mounted on a silver metal chassis with small transport wheels. At the working end there is a rectangular serrated metal scraping plate fixed with bolts and a black protective handguard bearing a printed label; the assembly shows visible fasteners, a pivot/angle joint and a lever for locking the head position. The tool appears designed for removing floor coverings, adhesive residues or tile adhesive in renovation and construction work; materials include painted metal, cast components and plastic housings, and the overall appearance is compact, robust and purpose-built for heavy-duty scraping tasks.
Side view of a tradesman using a corded electric floor scraper to remove a strip of flooring in an indoor setting. He wears black work clothing, high-visibility green gloves, over-ear hearing protection and safety shoes. The lime-green and black scraping machine with small wheels is tilted forward, lifting a curled section of carpet or underlay; the worker holds the long handle and guides the tool along the floor. Cool, even lighting highlights the textures of the floor and the machine against a dark, subtly patterned background; the composition places the worker on the right with negative space on the left, emphasizing the action, the tool and the safety gear. The image conveys professional workmanship, attention to safety and the mechanical details of the floor removal process.
Close-up view of a worker operating a small electric wheeled floor scraper over a strip of old adhesive on a grey concrete floor. A neon-yellow scraper tool is pushed along the adhesive; the gloved hand in a high-visibility green glove, the tool handle, power cord and small wheels are visible in the foreground. The scraped brown adhesive strip runs vertically through the frame and there are dust particles and scuff marks on the surrounding floor, suggesting a maintenance or renovation task removing floor covering residue.

Duro-Stripper 2.0

The No. 1 for universal use on small to medium sized surfaces

Properties

Thanks to its robust design and powerful 2000 W motor, the Duro-Stripper 2.0 carpet stripper is a good choice for universal use on small to medium-sized areas. Can be used flexibly both as a hand-held device and as a floor device.

Ideal for renovation work and removing old floor coverings. With a maximum working width of 210 mm and a speed of 8500 rpm, the carpet stripper effectively removes carpet and other floor coverings. The chassis and the height-adjustable guide handle make handling easier and reduce physical strain, making work noticeably easier.
Robust housing: Designed for tough use, guarantees a long service life and reliability.
Low-vibration operation: Special bearings ensure smooth running and protect against fatigue during work.
Flexibility: Can be used both as a hand-held device and as a floor device, adaptable to different working heights.
Technical specifications: Voltage of 230 V, weight of only 16 kg, sound power level at 101 dB(A). Optimally balanced for performance and comfort.
Light and handy: Weighing just 16 kg, the Duro-Stripper 2.0 is a real lightweight among our stripper machines. This means it can be easily transported by vehicle or moved around the construction site to save space.
 

Additional info

  • Duro-Stripper 2.0
  • Chassis
  • 1 blade 210 mm x 50 mm x 0.7 mm
  • 1 blade 210 mm x 60 mm x 1 mm
  • Tool kit
  • Hearing protection
  • Safety gloves
  • Blade cover

Voltage

230 V

Working width

max. 210 mm

RPM

8500 RPM

Frequency

50 Hz

Weight

16 kg

Power

2000 W

Noise pressure level

88 dB(A)

Noise power level

101 dB(A)

Hand/arm vibration

16 m/s²

Article number Article Shipping unit
85652 Duro Stripper 2.0 VG 230V EU
Piece :
1
84888 Duro-Stripper 2.0 230V EU
Piece :
1

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