Suncast Corp SSD5500 Ice Chopper Scraper 7 Inch Blade

Product Description

The SUNCAST CORP SSD5500 is a heavy-duty ice chopper and scraper built for demanding cold-weather work. The 7-inch tempered galvanized steel beveled blade delivers focused chopping force on packed ice and frost buildup. A unique poly cover bonds the blade directly to the shaft, eliminating the play and loosening common with traditional socket connections. The smooth resin handle measures 1-1/8 inches in diameter and features a D-grip for secure two-handed control. Overall tool length is 52 inches, giving the user full stand-up working posture without stooping. This tool is suited for facility maintenance crews, property managers, and service professionals who clear walkways, loading docks, and job-site access points during winter conditions.

The SSD5500 is designed for commercial and residential ice removal applications. The 52-inch overall length suits standard adult working height for pavement, steps, and flat surfaces. The D-grip handle allows controlled downward strikes and lateral scraping without wrist fatigue during extended use. This chopper is sold in case quantities of 6 units, making it a practical stocking item for janitorial supply houses, hardware distributors, and facilities with multiple service zones requiring individual tool placement.

Key Features

• 7-inch tempered galvanized steel beveled blade for efficient ice chopping and scraping
• Unique poly cover bonds blade to shaft for a rigid, rattle-free connection
• 1-1/8-inch diameter smooth resin handle resists cold-temperature brittleness
• D-grip end provides two-handed control and reduces grip fatigue
• 52-inch overall length allows stand-up use without stooping
• Packaged 6 units per case for distributor and bulk stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone hand tool for general ice chopping and scraping on hard surfaces including concrete, asphalt, and masonry. No system or equipment compatibility requirements apply.

Installation Notes

No installation is required. Inspect the blade-to-shaft poly bond before each use and retire the tool if the blade shows loosening or cracking at the connection point. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including gloves and eye protection when chopping ice. Store indoors or in a sheltered location to prolong handle and blade service life.