REMCO Tuffy Scoop Shovel
Available in 8 Colors!
The REMCO Tuffy Scoop Shovel is a one-piece polypropylene shovel that is tough, lightweight and hygienic. Molded from FDA-compliant polypropylene, it is a workhorse for moving bulk materials and an integral part of any professional cross–contamination containment, food safety or HACCP program. Initially developed over 30 years ago, this one-piece shovel doesn’t just meet the standard, it sets the standard. This shovel is popular for meat, dairy, seafood, and poultry processing, as well as commercial fishing and other food handling applications.
Details
Country of Origin: United States
Width: 13.7 inches
Height: 6.6 inches
Length: 42.5 inches
Minimum Usage Temperature: -22 °F
Net Weight: 3.55 lbs
Material: Polypropylene
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A chippers best friend
Yes they can go through a chipper no problem. My favorite thing to do with this wildly stout shovel is to shove it under the butt of pieces I drag with the winch. It keeps the butt from digging into the ground. Oh yeah and I've never broken one in 6 years. Now that's a shovel
You would think pink shovels wouldn’t get lost
These are great and have used them for years. Had many before arbsessions carried them and have since ordered more. They are solid shovels, hold up for the long haul. Somehow my crew still loses one occasionally though.
Just plain AWESOME
Unbreakable, yes. Will it survive a trip through the chipper, no. This REMCO shovel is lightweight, wont rust and best of all quiet! I never thought of it until at a different job i started using a metal scoop shovel on concrete and noticed the difference. Eventually they do get shorter over the years but chances are the new guy will dump it in a chip pile or run it through the chipper before it gets too short. HIGHLY RECOMMEND PURCHASING!
Favorite Tool
People laugh when I tell them that this is my favorite tool. Few things are as satisfying as getting that perfect scoop at the end of a job. Didn't know there were all these other colors!