Ampco
Ampco Square Shovel 22 In Handle 9x11In Blade
Non-sparking, non-magnetic, corrosion-resistant square shovel with a 22 in wooden handle and 9x11 in bronze blade, 37 in overall length
- TypeNon-Sparking, Non-Magnetic, Corrosion Resistant
- Non-sparking safety for hazardous environments
- Non-magnetic construction won't interfere with sensitive equipment
- Corrosion-resistant bronze blade extends service life
- 22 in wood handle provides comfortable leverage
- 37 in overall length suited for general digging
Square Shovel for Hazardous Environments
The Ampco square shovel is built for work areas where sparks or magnetic interference create safety risks. Its non‑sparking, non‑magnetic and corrosion‑resistant construction suits chemical plants, refineries and utilities. The 9x11 inch blade and 22 inch handle give a 37 inch overall length for general digging and material handling.
Wood Handle and Bronze Blade in Use
The wood handle provides a traditional grip feel while the bronze blade resists rust and will not generate sparks on impact. No moving parts or motors mean silent operation and zero power draw during normal digging tasks. The corrosion‑resistant material withstands wet or chemically exposed conditions without degrading.
Fits Standard Tool Storage and Racks
At 37 inches long the shovel fits common tool racks, truck beds and wall hooks without special brackets. The non‑magnetic body allows safe storage near sensitive instruments or magnetic‑field equipment. Wood handle construction keeps weight familiar for crews used to conventional shovels while freeing the site from spark‑hazard protocols.
Highlights
- Non-sparking safety for hazardous environments
- Non-magnetic construction won't interfere with sensitive equipment
- Corrosion-resistant bronze blade extends service life
- 22 in wood handle provides comfortable leverage
- 37 in overall length suited for general digging
Specifications
| Brand | Ampco |
|---|---|
| Type | Non-Sparking, Non-Magnetic, Corrosion Resistant |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 22 in handle to the 9x11 in blade on this Ampco shovel?
The handle is already fitted to the bronze blade at the factory; the step people miss is checking that the wooden handle is fully seated and the rivets are tight before first use.
What part of this non-sparking shovel will wear out first and need replacing?
The wooden handle will eventually splinter or loosen from repeated impact, while the corrosion-resistant bronze blade stays serviceable much longer.
At 37 in overall length, what limit appears first when I dig continuously with this square point shovel?
The shorter reach forces a bent posture, so back fatigue arrives before the non-magnetic bronze blade shows any wear.
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