Vikan 69829 Square Blade Plastic Shovel 17x14 Inch

Product Description

The VIKAN 69829 is a square-blade plastic shovel designed for use in environments where non-conductive and non-sparking tools are required. The blade measures 17 inches in length by 14 inches in width and is constructed entirely of plastic, making it safe for work near live electrical equipment or in areas where metal tools pose an ignition risk. A 42-inch plastic D-grip handle provides control and leverage during scooping and moving tasks. Overall assembled length is 42.5 inches. The unit weighs 4 pounds. This shovel is suited for maintenance technicians, electricians, and facilities crews working in sensitive or hazardous environments.

The VIKAN 69829 is intended for use in applications where metal tools are prohibited or discouraged, such as electrical rooms, chemical handling areas, and cleanroom or light industrial settings. The square blade profile is effective for scooping granular materials, powders, or light bulk solids. The D-grip handle style allows a firm two-handed grip in confined or tight work areas. It is equally applicable in trade and facilities maintenance contexts where tool safety compliance is a regular requirement.

Key Features

• Non-conductive and non-sparking plastic construction for safe use near electrical hazards
• Square blade style with 17-inch blade length and 14-inch blade width for efficient scooping
• 42-inch plastic D-grip handle for controlled, two-handed operation
• Full plastic build eliminates metal contact risk in sensitive environments
• Overall length of 42.5 inches for reach in standard service scenarios
• Lightweight at 4 pounds for reduced fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose non-conductive square-blade shovel suitable for use in electrical, industrial, and facilities maintenance applications where non-sparking tools are specified.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this tool. Inspect the blade and handle for cracks or damage before each use, as plastic components can degrade over time and compromise non-sparking or non-conductive performance. Follow all applicable site safety protocols and tool-selection requirements when working in electrically hazardous or flammable environments. Replace the tool if structural damage is observed.