Feed Shovel SL 81

Product Overview

The SL-81 feeding shovel is the dimensioned listing of the plastic feed scoop range, with measurements printed directly on the product image. The green scoop measures 34 cm long and weighs 156 g, while the white scoop measures 37 cm long and 14.5 cm wide and weighs 113 g. Both are deep curved plastic scoops with integral short handles, used to move dry feed from sacks or barrels into animal troughs and automatic feeders. The printed model number SL-81 and the name feeding shovel appear at the bottom of the image.

Because this image includes exact dimensions and weights, it is the reference listing for buyers planning tool sets or shelf space. The two sizes shown cover the common feed-scoop lengths: the smaller 34 cm green scoop for general work, and the longer 37 cm white scoop for deeper bins. Both are made of the same smooth plastic that does not absorb dust and does not rust in the feed room.

Key Features and Benefits

• Printed dimensions - green scoop 34 cm at 156 g, white scoop 37 cm by 14.5 cm at 113 g, for accurate ordering.
• Deep curved bowl - holds a full scoop of pellets or grain without spilling.
• Integral handle - moulded as one piece with the scoop, so it will not loosen.
• Lightweight plastic - 113 to 156 g per scoop, easy for long feed rounds.
• Rust-free - no metal parts to corrode near damp feed bins.
• Two sizes shown - covers both general scooping and deep-bin reach.

Technical Specifications

• Product name: SL-81 feeding shovel
• Green scoop: 34 cm long, 156 g
• White scoop: 37 cm long, 14.5 cm wide, 113 g
• Material: smooth plastic
• Bowl: deep curved scoop with integral short handle
• Application: dry pellets, grain and powder feed transfer
• Usage: poultry, pig, rabbit and small-animal farms

Materials and Quality

The scoop is moulded in smooth plastic with a slightly thicker rim around the bowl and an integral handle formed as one piece with the back. The inner surface is glossy, so pellets slide out without sticking, and the outer surface resists scuffing against feed bin edges. Plastic of this type does not taint the feed and does not rust, which matters in a damp feed room. Each shovel is checked for moulding flashes and sharp edges before packing, and the printed dimensions on the reference image match the actual product so buyers can order the correct size.

How to Use and Maintain

Insert the scoop into the sack or barrel, pull toward you to fill the bowl, and carry it to the trough or feeder. Tap the edge lightly to release stuck pellets. After use, shake off residual feed, rinse with clean water and hang to dry. Do not leave the scoop sitting in feed or on a damp floor, since residual moisture can spoil the next batch. For deep bins, the longer 37 cm white scoop reaches further without leaning in; for general trough topping, the 34 cm green scoop is lighter to handle.

Applications

This shovel is used on poultry, pig, rabbit and small-animal farms for transferring dry feed from sacks to feeders, topping up troughs and weighing out rations. It is also handy in grain stores, seed rooms and home workshops where loose dry material must be moved in small volumes. The two sizes shown cover both daily feeding and deeper-bin work.

Because this listing includes printed dimensions, distributors use it as the reference SKU when quoting tool sets or shelf plans. The scoop is commonly shipped together with other farm tools such as sorting boards, feeders and drinkers, and farms usually buy several at once so each feed room has its own shovel. Because the reference image prints both dimensions and weights, buyers can also estimate shipping cost per scoop, which is useful for export orders. The glossy inner surface means oily pellets slide out without sticking, and the thicker rim resists cracking when the scoop is banged against a bin edge. The two weights, 156 g and 113 g, are close enough that either scoop feels balanced in the hand, so the choice between them is mostly about reach rather than effort. Because both scoops share the same moulded shape, spare handles and replacement scoops are interchangeable between sizes, which simplifies inventory for distributors. The printed dimensions on this reference image also let buyers confirm shelf space before ordering.

Why Choose Hebei Yilu Shunfeng Breeding Equipment

Hebei Yilu Shunfeng Breeding Equipment Co., Ltd. specializes in breeding equipment and farm tools for farmers and distributors worldwide. Every product is checked before shipment to ensure consistent quality, and orders are packed with export-grade packaging to protect the goods during transport. Our sales team can provide specification sheets, packing details and shipping advice for any order size. If you need more information about this shovel, packaging options or mixed container loads, please contact us.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What sizes are shown?

The image prints two sizes: a green scoop 34 cm long at 156 g, and a white scoop 37 cm long and 14.5 cm wide at 113 g.

Q2: Can it be used for wet mash?

This shovel is designed for dry pellets, grain and powder feed. Wet or sticky mash will stick to the smooth bowl and is better moved with a bucket.

Q3: Which size should I choose for deep bins?

The 37 cm white scoop reaches further into deep bins, while the 34 cm green scoop is lighter for daily trough topping.

Q4: How do I clean it?

Shake off residual feed, rinse with clean water and hang to dry. Mild detergent can be used for greasy buildup, and the scoop should be fully dry before next use.