LD-171 Carbon Steel Blade Wooden Handle Round Point Digging Shovel | Wholesale Supplier

LD-171 Carbon Steel Blade Wooden Handle Round Point Digging Shovel | Wholesale Supplier

SKU: LD-171

LD-171 Carbon Steel Blade Round Point Digging Shovel features a heat-treated carbon steel blade with rolled step and powder coating in orange, blue, or black. Available with wooden or fiberglass handle in D-grip and straight options for gardening and construction.

MOQ:100
Price Range:$3.00 - $12.00 / pc
Material:Carbon Steel Blade 50# / Ash Wood Handle / Fiberglass Handle Option / Zinc Rivets
Certifications:CE / GS / ISO 9001
Size Range:Blade 9 inch x 11.5 inch / 10 inch x 12 inch; Handle length 28 inch / 32 inch / 48 inch
Color Options:Orange / Blue / Black Blade / Natural Wood Handle / Orange Fiberglass
Weight:1200
Packing:Individual polybag with header card or shrink wrap, 20 pcs per carton
Lead Time:10-18 days
Sample:Available
Customization:OEM blade color, custom handle type and length, private label card, logo embossing on blade
Mixed Order:true

Product Details

LD-171 Carbon Steel Blade Wooden Handle Round Point Digging Shovel

LD-171 Carbon Steel Blade Round Point Digging Shovel provides a heat-treated carbon steel blade with rolled step and powder coating. Available in multiple colors with wooden or fiberglass handles for gardening, landscaping, and construction.

The LD-171 Carbon Steel Blade Round Point Digging Shovel is the most versatile digging tool for gardening, landscaping, construction, and agricultural applications. The blade is stamped from 50# carbon steel and heat-treated for optimal hardness and flexibility balance, resisting deformation under heavy digging loads while maintaining a sharp cutting edge. A forward-turned rolled step provides a secure foot platform for applying body weight to penetrate hard and compacted soil. The blade is powder-coated in orange, blue, or black for corrosion resistance and easy identification on job sites. Handle options include first-grade ash wood for traditional feel and fiberglass for superior durability and weather resistance. D-grip handles on shorter models allow two-hand operation in tight spaces, while straight handles on longer models provide maximum reach and leverage. The head-to-handle connection uses heavy-duty zinc-plated rivets through a closed-back socket that prevents soil accumulation. Whether digging garden beds, preparing soil for planting, moving earth on construction sites, clearing snow, or performing agricultural field work, the LD-171 round point shovel delivers reliable digging performance.

Core Features

  • Heat-treated 50# carbon steel blade for hardness and flexibility
  • Forward-turned rolled step for secure foot pressure
  • Powder-coated finish in orange, blue, or black
  • Wood or fiberglass handle options
  • D-grip and straight handle configurations
  • Closed-back socket with zinc-plated rivets

Application Scenarios

  • Garden bed and planting hole digging
  • Landscaping soil preparation and grading
  • Construction site earth moving and backfilling
  • Trench and post hole excavation
  • Snow clearing and debris removal
  • Agricultural field and farm work

FAQ

What is the difference between round point and square point shovels?

Round point shovels have a curved pointed tip that penetrates soil easily and is ideal for digging and moving loose earth. Square point shovels have a flat squared tip suited for scooping, lifting, and moving piles of loose material like gravel, sand, and snow.

Which handle material is better for heavy use?

Fiberglass handles are more durable for heavy continuous use as they resist moisture, warping, and cracking. Wood handles provide natural shock absorption and lighter weight but require periodic maintenance.

How do I maintain the shovel blade?

Clean soil and debris from the blade after each use. Apply light machine oil to the blade before long-term storage to prevent rust. Touch up any coating scratches with matching spray paint.

What does closed-back socket mean?

The closed-back socket design seals the back of the blade where it meets the handle, preventing soil, mud, and debris from accumulating. This reduces weight over time and makes cleaning easier compared to open-back designs.