Quickly dispense large amounts of material

Remove leaves, sludge, and trash from basins and sewers

Connect to conveyors and other machinery to move items using gravity

Scoop cigarette butts out of ashtray sand

Rinse and drain liquid from food

Scoop and transfer liquid from deep containers such as vats and tanks

Hold oil, coolant, and other discarded liquids for disposal

Slow the flow of dry material coming out of drums

Collect dust and dirt that have been swept off the floor

Pick up and transport sand, gravel, scraps, and even snow with your forklift

Channel liquids and dry materials for easy pouring into small openings

Stir, scoop, and pour liquids and dry materials

Protect work areas and equipment from overhead leaks

Measure ingredients larger than 2 tbsp.

Measure ingredients equal to or less than 2 tbsp.

Guide packing peanuts into shipping containers

Make drip-free pours from paint cans, then collapse the spout for secure storage

Remove lumps, flakes, and dust from paint and coatings

Plastic, metal, fiberglass, glass, and wood pans

Scoop and move construction and landscaping debris and bulk materials

Take samples of powders or bulk materials

Collect leaves and debris; spread landscaping and construction materials

Grab and pull objects out of hard-to-reach spots

Store and dispense flammable and hazardous liquids

Bench-top, hanging, floor, and conveyor scales

Keep your scoop within reach but out of the way

Collect and transfer bulk materials

Dig and scoop everything from dirt to snow to bulk materials

Freestanding, wall-mount, countertop, and floor sinks

Scoop solids while straining out liquids

Collect and measure buildup from the bottom of oil tanks, wastewater lagoons, and other areas

Mix and spread paints, chemicals, and adhesives

Stainless steel, plastic, and wood spoons

Contain items and substances while you weigh them

Snap onto drums to shield welding wire from slag and grinding dust that could weaken welds