A pear-shaped carbide blade for the Bahco 625 Ergo Scraper, for scraping curved and detailed surfaces.
The 625 comes with the Triangular 449 blade, and its blades are interchangeable, so you can switch shapes to suit the work. The tear drop, pear and round blades are for curved and detailed work.
Bahco traces back to 1886, when Johan Petter Johansson founded a mechanical workshop in Enköping, Sweden. He invented the modern pipe wrench in 1888 and patented the adjustable wrench in 1891. The Bahco name comes from B.A. Hjorth & Co., the firm that sold his tools, and the brand is now part of Snap-on.