Shovel for snow Profil 3268 — steel/plastic snow shovel, hand tool for snow removal

Profil 3268 is a snow shovel designed for manual snow removal around homes, driveways and walkways. The tool combines a sturdy steel blade edge with a molded plastic scoop to balance durability and low weight. Intended for pushing, lifting and clearing both loose and moderately packed snow, this shovel is suitable for routine seasonal maintenance and quick clearing tasks where a hand tool is preferred.

Advantages

The shovel features a reinforced steel cutting edge bonded to a shock-resistant plastic scoop, which improves resistance to abrasion while keeping the overall weight manageable. Its wide scoop profile increases cleared area per pass, reducing time spent on small to medium snow accumulations. The simple construction makes the tool easy to store and maintain, and the materials are chosen to resist corrosion and cracking under typical winter conditions.

Suitable for

• Clearing driveways and sidewalks
• Removing snow from porches and steps
• Quick manual clearing of small parking spaces
• Seasonal maintenance around private homes

Key specifications

• Blade type: steel reinforced cutting edge with plastic scoop
• Primary materials: steel and high-impact plastic
• Design: wide scoop for efficient snow collection
• Intended use: manual pushing and lifting of loose to moderately packed snow
• Storage: compact, suitable for wall or shelf storage

How to use

Position the shovel at the edge of the snow area and use a pushing motion to gather loose snow into piles or a lifting motion to remove packed snow from surfaces. For larger accumulations, work in short sections and alternate between pushing to clear surface layers and lifting to remove compacted sections. Keep the steel edge facing the surface when scraping to maintain effective contact; avoid using excessive force against hard surfaces to prevent damage to the scoop. After use, clear residual snow and moisture and store the shovel in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the shovel before snow becomes heavily compacted or icy. Wear appropriate winter footwear and gloves for grip and safety, and avoid scraping across rough concrete with excessive force to extend the life of the plastic scoop and steel edge.