Bsc Preferred 700995 Aluminum D-handle Scoop Shovel

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 700995 is a 12-inch D-handle aluminum scoop shovel built for medium-duty material handling in landscaping, groundskeeping, and general trade work. The blade is tempered aluminum, keeping the overall tool weight low while maintaining enough rigidity for repetitive scooping and transferring of loose materials. The handle is ash wood, a species known for its resistance to impact and splitting. A D-grip at the top of the handle gives the operator a secure, two-handed hold during heavy loading cycles. At 4.1 pounds, this shovel is well-suited for extended use without excessive fatigue.

This shovel is a practical choice for landscaping crews, groundskeeping staff, utility contractors, and facility maintenance technicians who regularly move soil, mulch, gravel, sand, or similar bulk materials. It is sold individually and requires no assembly beyond what comes standard from the factory. The lightweight aluminum blade reduces total tool weight compared to steel alternatives, making it a common choice for high-frequency scooping applications where operator endurance matters.

Key Features

• Tempered aluminum blade resists corrosion and keeps tool weight low
• Ash wood handle provides impact resistance and durability under load
• D-grip top handle delivers controlled two-handed scooping leverage
• 12-inch blade width suited for medium-duty bulk material transfer
• Weighs approximately 4.1 pounds for reduced operator fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose scoop shovel for medium-duty landscaping, groundskeeping, and material handling applications.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this hand tool. Inspect the handle-to-blade connection before each use to confirm the head is fully seated and secure. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including gloves and safety footwear, when handling abrasive or heavy bulk materials. California residents should note that this product carries a Proposition 65 warning for cancer and reproductive harm.