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American Metalcraft DS6704 Heat Resistant Dough Scraper 4.5"
American Metalcraft DS6704 Heat Resistant Dough Scraper 4.5"
The stainless steel blades, slant-edges, and durable handles are perfect on these scrapers.
- Length: 6 Inches.
- Width: 4-1/2 Inches.
- Blade Length: 5-7/8 Inches.
- Blade Width: 3 Inches
- Handle Color: Brown.
- Handle Material: Wood.
- Blade Material: Stainless Steel.
- Type: Grill scraper, dough cutter, food chopper.
- Sold as: Each.
FAQs
What is the American Metalcraft DS6704 dough scraper used for?
This scraper is designed for dividing, portioning, and lifting dough, as well as cleaning prep surfaces during baking or pizza making. It’s essential for any kitchen handling bread, pizza, pastry, or pasta dough.
What is the blade made of?
The DS6704 features a durable, heat-resistant plastic blade that’s gentle on surfaces but tough on sticky dough—ideal for use on non-stick, stainless, or marble prep tables.
How wide is the blade?
The blade is 4.5 inches wide, providing the right balance of control and surface coverage for scraping bowls, cutting dough, or lifting portions off workstations.
Is it heat-resistant?
Yes, the scraper is heat-resistant, making it suitable for use around warm surfaces or with doughs fresh from mixing bowls—but it’s not intended for direct stovetop or open-flame contact.
Can it be used with non-stick surfaces?
Absolutely. The plastic edge won’t scratch non-stick pans, dough troughs, or silicone mats, making it ideal for delicate or coated surfaces.
Is it dishwasher safe?
Yes, the American Metalcraft DS6704 is dishwasher safe, allowing for quick and easy cleanup between uses in busy kitchens.
Who uses this tool most frequently?
This dough scraper is a staple in pizzerias, bakeries, pastry kitchens, and commercial prep areas, but it's also great for caterers and culinary schools that emphasize scratch-made prep.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
For more information, visit
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
