SEYMOUR MIDWEST STRUCTRON

About SEYMOUR MIDWEST STRUCTRON

Seymour Midwest Structron is a manufacturer of manual digging, landscaping, and material-handling tools. The brand operates as part of Seymour Midwest, an Indiana-based toolmaker whose product lines include shovels, spades, rakes, scrapers, and related hand tools. Structron is the brand's fiberglass-handle tool family, while Seymour Midwest also produces wood- and steel-handle tools under the same corporate umbrella. The product range covers agricultural, construction, landscaping, and municipal maintenance applications. 3G Electric supplies Seymour Midwest Structron tools globally, with logistics support for industrial and commercial buyers.

The product families most relevant to industrial and facilities buyers include square point shovels, round point shovels, drain spades, bow rakes, road and asphalt rakes, and floor scrapers. Square point shovels in this line use 14-gauge steel blades with a black finish and 48-inch handles, intended for digging, trenching, and moving loose materials such as soil or gravel. Round point shovels follow a similar construction with a 14-inch blade and 48-inch handle, suited to turning soil in construction, landscaping, and agricultural work. Drain spades use a 14-gauge steel blade with a straight fiberglass handle, sized for narrow trenching and transplanting. Bow rakes carry 16 steel tines on a 60-inch wood handle and are used for leveling soil, spreading gravel, and similar heavy-duty landscaping tasks. Road and asphalt rakes use a forged steel head with 14 tines and a 60-inch wood handle for spreading, leveling, and finishing hot or cold asphalt. Floor scrapers are available with stiff square steel blades and either hardwood or fiberglass handles, configured for removing flooring, adhesives, and debris from subfloors.

Build standards across the line emphasize steel blades and tines, with handle materials selected by application: natural wood for general digging and raking, fiberglass for reduced weight and moisture resistance in spades and some scrapers. Blade gauges are specified in the product data, with 14-gauge steel common across shovels and spades. Handle lengths are standardized at 48 inches for shovels and spades and 60 inches for rakes, giving consistent working geometry across the range. Tine counts are specified for rakes (14 for asphalt, 16 for bow). These are manual tools, so ratings such as IP or pressure classes do not apply; the relevant specifications are blade material and gauge, handle material and length, tine count, and head configuration. 3G Electric supports the Seymour Midwest Structron line by stocking the cataloged SKUs, confirming manufacturer part numbers, and coordinating international shipment for buyers who need these tools alongside other industrial equipment. For procurement and maintenance teams, the line covers common groundskeeper, road crew, and renovation tasks with interchangeable handle and head options across the range.

Common Applications

• Road construction and maintenance — Seymour Midwest Structron road and asphalt rake (MPN 63128) for spreading and leveling hot or cold asphalt.
• Landscaping and groundskeeping — Seymour Midwest Structron bow rake (MPN 42357) with 16 steel tines for leveling soil and spreading gravel.
• General construction and trenching — Seymour Midwest Structron square point shovel (MPN 49332) with 14-gauge blade for digging and moving loose materials.
• Agricultural and soil work — Seymour Midwest Structron round point shovel (MPN 49330) for turning soil and trenching in field and garden applications.
• Renovation and demolition — Seymour Midwest Structron floor scraper (MPN 49035) with hardwood handle for removing flooring and adhesives from subfloors.
• Excavation and drainage — Seymour Midwest Structron drain spade (MPN 49558) with fiberglass handle for digging narrow trenches and transplanting.