Spade/Small Shovel EBI Standard 26 x 10.5 cm, mixed colors, model 442/467084

EBI Standard small spade (model 442/467084) is a compact hand shovel with a gross eye handle and a blade measuring 26 x 10.5 cm. Designed for gardening, potting and aquarium tasks, this small shovel is available in mixed colors and combines a modest blade size with a handle shaped for a stable grip. The tool is intended for precise scooping of soil, gravel, substrate and other loose materials where control and maneuverability are required.

Advantages

The spade's small blade and durable construction enable accurate placement and removal of substrate in tight spaces. A large eye handle provides a comfortable, secure hold for one-handed operation and improved control. Its compact dimensions make it easy to store and convenient to use in pots, planters, terrariums and aquariums. Mixed color options help with quick identification and organization among other gardening tools.

Suitable for

• Filling and repotting plant pots and small planters
• Adjusting substrate in aquariums, terrariums and vivaria
• Scooping gravel, sand or decorative substrate for model or craft projects
• Small-scale garden tasks where precision is necessary

Key specifications

• Blade dimensions: 26 x 10.5 cm
• Handle type: gross eye handle for secure grip
• Design: compact hand shovel for precise work
• Color: mixed colors (assorted)
• Primary uses: soil, gravel, substrate handling

How to use

Hold the spade by the eye handle and position the blade against the material to be moved. Use controlled scooping motions to transfer soil, gravel or substrate to or from containers, pots or aquarium sections. For repotting, loosen soil with the blade edge and lift small amounts to avoid disturbing plant roots. In aquariums or terrariums, work gently to prevent clouding water or displacing delicate decorations.

Usage recommendations

Rinse and dry the spade after use in aquariums or with moist substrates to prevent residue buildup. For extended tool life, avoid prying with the blade or using it on hard surfaces that could damage the edge. Store in a dry place and separate by color or label when multiple tools are used for different substrates to avoid cross-contamination.