Three turtle-shaped scoops come in one set, measuring 200 mm, 210 mm and 230 mm long. Mouth widths are 66 mm, 75 mm and 90 mm. The bodies are moulded in reinforced fiberglass, milky white, with the shell forming the grip. The complete set weighs 146 g. Use it for seeds, plastic granules and coarse meal in nurseries, seed shops and workshops.
Fiberglass seed scoop set from EPOCA arrives as three turtle-shaped scoops in milky white. The scoops measure 200 mm, 210 mm and 230 mm in total length. Mouth widths follow at 66 mm, 75 mm and 90 mm. Each body copies the outline of a turtle, and the shell works as the grip. The whole set weighs 146 g, so repeated sampling stays light on the wrist.
Reinforced fiberglass forms a one-piece body with no joints or fasteners. The surface stays smooth, so grains slide out cleanly when you pour. Three mouth sizes cover different dosing steps inside one workflow. The scoops suit moderately dry materials such as seeds, plastic granules and coarse meal. Besides milky white, the Turtles Scoops line is also offered in lime green and black. The set is made in Italy.
Reinforced fiberglass gives the turtle body rigidity without extra weight. There are no seams to trap grains, and the inner face stays easy to wipe. The three mouth widths let one operator move from small doses to bulk filling without changing tools. The milky white finish makes leftover dust visible after each batch.
The turtle outline helps staff tell the sizes apart on a weighing bench. The curved shell sits in the palm and holds firm when scooping deep inside a sack. Wash each scoop and let it dry fully before switching to another seed type.
Dip the mouth at an angle, then draw it sideways to collect the amount you need. Level the load with a straight edge when batches must match. Keep the scoops away from wet, sticky or sharp-edged material. Wipe out remaining grains after every session and store the set in a dry place.
Dry handling keeps the fiberglass surface smooth and prevents residue from building up in corners. Visual checks are quick thanks to the light colour of the body.
Seed shops, nurseries and breeding stations use the scoops to split bulk stock into packets. Plastic workshops take granule samples before feeding the machine. Agricultural laboratories use them to weigh out dry samples. Industrial kitchens and dry food stores scoop beans and cereals. The set belongs to the digging and soil tool group and can be found under the turtle scoop tag.
The 200 mm scoop works for small batches and narrow containers. The 230 mm scoop with its 90 mm mouth moves larger volumes faster. Lime green or black scoops can be added when seed types are colour-coded by tool. The milky white set fits areas where cleanliness is checked by eye.










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