Carlisle 40349 Sparta® 48" Stainless Steel Paddle Scraper
The Carlisle 40349 Sparta® 48" Stainless Steel Paddle Scraper is designed for mixing, stirring, and scraping ingredients in commercial kitchens, institutional foodservice facilities, and large-scale food preparation environments. Constructed from durable 400 series stainless steel, this paddle scraper provides a sturdy solution for everyday mixing tasks involving deep pots, vats, and large containers. Its 48-inch overall length offers extended reach into deep cooking vessels, allowing foodservice professionals to work with ingredients more comfortably. The broad stainless steel blade supports efficient stirring and scraping, making this utensil a practical addition to restaurant kitchens, catering operations, and food production facilities that require reliable commercial food preparation tools.
Featuring a 7.5-inch-long by 4.5-inch-wide blade, the Carlisle Sparta® paddle scraper provides a broad working surface for moving ingredients and scraping container surfaces. Rounded blade corners help reach hard-to-access areas inside bowls, supporting thorough ingredient collection during preparation. The 1-inch-diameter handle is made from the same 400 series stainless steel as the blade, providing consistent material construction throughout the utensil. With a blade thickness of 0.11 inches, this scraper is built for routine mixing and stirring applications in demanding foodservice settings. The extended handle is especially useful when working with deeper vessels where shorter utensils may not provide sufficient reach. Choose the Carlisle 40349 48-inch paddle scraper for dependable stainless steel performance in commercial kitchens and high-volume food preparation operations.
Key Features
- 48" overall length for reaching into deep pots and vats
- Durable 400 series stainless steel blade and handle
- 7.5" x 4.5" blade for mixing, stirring, and scraping
- Rounded corners help reach difficult bowl corners
- 1" diameter handle and 0.11" blade thickness
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