Shovels

Description

Shovels are indispensable tools for various tasks, including digging trenches, turning soil, moving loose materials like gravel, sand, or compost, and even snow removal. Their design combines functionality and ergonomics to ensure efficient operation across different environments. Shovels come in various styles and sizes tailored to specific tasks, such as landscaping, construction, and gardening.

Specifications

Blade Material:
High-carbon steel blades are designed for durability and resistance to bending under pressure. Aluminum blades are lighter and suitable for handling less demanding tasks.
Handle Types:
Wooden handles (e.g., ash or hickory) provide a natural grip and shock absorption. Fiberglass handles offer enhanced strength and durability. Steel handles are heavier but offer maximum toughness.
Blade Design:
Rounded-point blades for general digging tasks. Square-point blades for scooping and lifting materials. Serrated edges for cutting through roots or tough soil.
Special Features:
- Ergonomic grips to reduce hand fatigue during extended use.
- D-grip handles for better control when scooping.
- Reinforced spines to handle heavy loads.
Common Dimensions:
Blade length: 10 to 14 inches; width: 8 to 10 inches. Handles: 30 to 48 inches.

Applications:
Ideal for construction, gardening, farming, and landscaping. Heavy-duty models are suitable for breaking compacted soil or handling debris.