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Company & Product Profile
NINGBO XINHAI AIDO designs this snow shovel with a focus on space efficiency and reliability. Our engineering priorities include the strength of the locking joints under load and the impact resistance of the blade material in sub-zero temperatures.
Recognizing that an unused emergency tool is only valuable if it is present, we optimized this product for permanent storage in a vehicle’s trunk or cargo area without sacrificing utility when needed.
Application Fields
- Emergency vehicle recovery, to dig out snow from around tires and undercarriage when stuck.
- Inclusion in comprehensive winter car emergency kits for personal and commercial vehicles.
- Clearing light snow from doorsteps, walkways, or camping sites during outdoor activities in winter.
- As a compact alternative for drivers with limited trunk space who still require a snow clearing capability.
Specification
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Blade Material | Reinforced Polypropylene (PP) with Fiberglass Additives |
| Blade Dimensions | Approx. 22cm x 28cm (9″ x 11″) |
| Handle Type | 3-Section or 4-Section Telescopic/Folding Design |
| Assembled Length | Approx. 80cm to 100cm (32″ to 40″) |
| Storage Length | Approx. 35cm to 45cm (14″ to 18″) |
| Locking Mechanism | Push-Button Pin Lock or Twist-Lock Collars |
| Blade Edge | Optional Serrated Edge for Cutting Packed Snow/Ice |
| Weight | Typically 0.8kg to 1.2kg (1.8lbs to 2.6lbs) |
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Is this strong enough to dig a car out of a snowbank?
- A: It is designed specifically for this purpose. While it may not have the heft of a full-length steel shovel, its reinforced blade and locking handle are sufficient to move snow, which is relatively light compared to soil. For heavily compacted, icy snow, the serrated edge option is recommended to break it up first.
- Q: Will the plastic blade crack in very cold weather?
- A: The polypropylene used is selected for its low-temperature impact resistance. It is tested to remain functional and not become brittle at temperatures as low as -30°C. Avoid prying against hard, frozen objects like solid ice blocks or rocks with excessive force.
- Q: How do I maintain and clean the shovel after use?
- A: Disassemble it and knock off any snow or mud. Wipe it down with a damp cloth if necessary. Allow all parts to dry completely before reassembling and storing to prevent corrosion on metal locks or mildew. Lightly lubricate the locking mechanisms with silicone spray once a season.
