Scoop shovel Kard 216 by Kard — model 216, basic hand shovel for general use

Kard Szufla 216 is a basic scoop-style hand shovel from Kard, model 216, designed for general-purpose work. The scooped blade profile and straight handle make it suitable for lifting and moving loose materials such as soil, sand, gravel and snow. Intended for household, garden and light construction tasks, this shovel provides a straightforward solution for everyday digging, loading and clearing operations.

Advantages

The simple construction focuses on functionality: a curved blade that retains bulk material during transfer and a comfortable grip area on the handle for controlled use. The shovel’s geometry allows efficient scooping and reduced spillage when moving loose loads. As a general-purpose tool, it is easy to store and maintain, and it works reliably for repetitive tasks without complex mechanisms.

Suitable for

• Transferring soil and compost in garden beds
• Shoveling sand and gravel for small landscaping jobs
• Clearing light snow from pathways and steps
• Loading loose materials into wheelbarrows or containers

Key specifications

• Scoop-style blade profile for retaining and moving bulk materials
• General-purpose design for household, garden and light construction use
• Hand shovel format suitable for single-person handling and precision work
• Durable construction intended for repetitive digging and loading tasks

How to use

Position the shovel blade beneath the material to be moved, apply downward pressure on the handle while levering the blade forward to lift the load, then transfer the material to the desired location. For loading, angle the shovel over the receiving container and tip the blade to release the contents. When using on snow or compacted soil, apply steady, even force and avoid excessive twisting to reduce strain on the user and the tool.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the shovel before use and clear debris from the blade after each job. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and sturdy footwear when handling heavy or abrasive materials. Store the shovel in a dry place to limit corrosion and periodically check for wear at the blade edge and handle attachment points.