WAS mixing shovel 100 cm, perforated, non-tilt

The WAS mixing shovel 100 cm, perforated, non-tilt is a manually operated mixing tool with a perforated blade and an extended shaft for improved reach. Designed to reduce liquid retention and allow fine materials to pass through the blade, it supports mixing and handling tasks where drainage or aeration is required. The non-tilt design maintains blade alignment during stirring and lifting, providing consistent performance across construction, gardening, and light industrial applications.

Advantages

The perforated blade minimizes material buildup and prevents excess liquid from collecting on the shovel, enabling faster, cleaner mixing. A 100 cm shaft provides extended reach to reduce bending and increase user control when working in deep containers or larger batches. The non-tilt connection between blade and shaft keeps the tool stable under load and simplifies one-handed handling. Overall construction balances durability and weight for repeated manual use.

Suitable for

• Mixing cement, mortar, and plaster where excess water must drain away
• Stirring compost, soil amendments, and potting mixes to ensure aeration
• Blending granular or powdered additives into bulk materials
• Small-scale industrial mixing tasks that require manual agitation and drainage

Key specifications

• Overall length: 100 cm
• Blade type: perforated, flat mixing blade
• Design: non-tilt (fixed blade alignment)
• Primary use: manual mixing and material handling with drainage
• Typical applications: construction, gardening, industrial mixing

How to use

Place the perforated blade into the material to be mixed and move the shovel in a controlled stirring motion to blend components evenly. Use upward and downward strokes to allow liquids to drain through the perforations while mixing. For deeper containers, use the extended shaft to reach the bottom without excessive bending. Lift materials carefully to avoid splashing; the non-tilt design helps maintain blade orientation during movement.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the blade and shaft for wear before use and remove any hardened residue after each session. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and safety glasses when mixing cement or abrasive powders. Store the tool in a dry place to reduce corrosion and prolong service life.