The types of shovel blades and end blades mainly include straight blades, curved blades and serrated blades. The straight blade is simple and efficient in design, suitable for leveling snow over a large area, flexible in operation but limited in effect on hard ice; the curved blade is streamlined, with a sharp front end that is easy to cut into snow, and the overall force is even, suitable for use in complex terrain; the serrated blade imitates the sawtooth structure, with small tooth-like protrusions on the edge, which is specially used to break hard ice, with high efficiency but may increase the difficulty of operation.
In addition, the design and use scenarios of shovel blades and end blades are also different. Shovel blades are usually used on heavy machinery and equipment such as bulldozers for excavation and material handling. End blades are often used to extend operating time, carry more materials and reduce downtime, thereby reducing hourly operating costs.
