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HEYNER 995210

The most completely measured tool on the shelf — and the only one with a brass blade, which cuts faster and marks heated glass.

HEYNER telescopic snow brush with brass ice blade

HEYNER 995210

The most completely measured tool on the shelf — and the only one with a brass blade, which cuts faster and marks heated glass.

Total length
77–108 cm with the head in line; 65–97 cm with the head turned 90°
Telescopic
Yes — aluminium shaft
Bristles
Polystyrene, 27 cm wide
Scraper blade
Two: an 11 cm polycarbonate blade with ice-breaker teeth, and a 6.5 cm brass blade
Edge material
Polycarbonate and brass
Grip
Soft grip on an aluminium telescopic shaft
Detachable
No; the head rotates 360° and locks every 90°
Amazon reference
B0BLW6PKQD (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4028224995212
  • Publishes six figures: two length ranges, brush width, two blade widths and a temperature rating
  • A head that rotates the whole way round and locks every 90°, so the working angle is chosen
  • The brass blade cuts faster than plastic and will mark glass-mounted heating elements, as the family page above warns

Best for: A large car, hard frost, and somebody who knows where the rear-screen heating elements are

≈ €35
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Specifications

Total length
77–108 cm with the head in line; 65–97 cm with the head turned 90°
Telescopic
Yes — aluminium shaft
Bristles
Polystyrene, 27 cm wide
Scraper blade
Two: an 11 cm polycarbonate blade with ice-breaker teeth, and a 6.5 cm brass blade
Edge material
Polycarbonate and brass
Grip
Soft grip on an aluminium telescopic shaft
Detachable
No; the head rotates 360° and locks every 90°
Amazon reference
B0BLW6PKQD (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4028224995212

Six figures

  • 77–108 cm with the head in line
  • 65–97 cm with the head turned 90°
  • 27 cm brush width
  • 11 cm polycarbonate blade
  • 6.5 cm brass blade
  • Rated for use below −30 °C

Seven tools on this shelf. This one publishes more than the other six together.

The brass blade, and the warning

Brass cuts ice faster than polycarbonate because it is harder. It is also harder than the printed heating elements bonded to a rear screen, and the family page above says exactly that: a brass edge cuts faster and will mark glass-mounted heating elements, which is why most are plastic.

The tool carries both. Use the 11 cm plastic one on any screen with heating in it.

The head

360° rotating, locking every 90°. In line with the pole it pushes snow off a roof; across it, it sweeps a screen.

The bristles

Polystyrene, 27 cm wide. The only named bristle material on this shelf, and the only published brush width.

The price across two stores

34.95 in Germany. 39.94 in France. The United States, Britain, Italy and Spain list it and quoted nothing.

Availability

One check, 35 € at the bottom and 40 € at the top, across the German and French Amazon shops.

On the shelf, off the market: the American, British, Italian and Spanish Amazon shops carry the reference with no seller attached to it.

Figures pulled from Keepa the day this page was last revised. Stock and prices move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 28 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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