Snow Pushers and Snow Shovels for Drives and Yards
A seasonal line that has to be in the container in August to be on the shelf in November.
Snow Pusher Models
Head size is the blade dimension; body size is the overall length and width of the assembled tool. QTY is the published loading quantity per 40ft high-cube container.
SP3010 Snow Pusher
SP3012 Snow Pusher
SP3013 Snow Pusher
SP3014 Snow Pusher
SP3016 Snow Pusher
SP3017 Snow Pusher
SP3018 Snow Pusher
SP3019 Snow Pusher
SP3020 Snow Pusher
About This Family
Snow pushers are a short, sharp season. What matters to a buyer is blade width, overall length and how many units fit a container, because the whole year's margin rides on one shipment.
The SP30 series publishes body size, head size and, for several models, the loading quantity per 40ft container.
What Goes Wrong Without the Right Snow Pusher
Problem 1
Season stock that arrives after the first snowfall is worth a fraction of its cost.
Problem 2
Blades that crack in real cold because the material was specified for a mild market.
Problem 3
Bulky tools that fill a container by volume long before they fill it by weight.
Buyers This Family Is Built Around
Hardware and DIY retail
Seasonal end-caps that must land before the first cold snap.
Facilities and municipal buyers
Tools for car parks, walkways and entrances.
Distributors in cold-winter markets
Volume buys where container fill decides the landed price.
What the Published Specification Gives You
Container quantity published on several models
Loading quantity per 40ft is listed where the source catalogue states it, which is the figure seasonal buyers plan around.
Blade and body dimensions both given
Head size and overall size are published separately so clearing width can be compared across models.
Wheeled and non-wheeled formats
Some models in the range publish a wheel specification for pushing rather than lifting.
Plans as a seasonal programme
Because the range is published with loading quantities, a season's order can be built around full containers rather than guesses.
Where These Are Used
Domestic drives and paths
Clearing to the road before the commute.
Commercial entrances
Doorways, ramps and fire exits kept open.
Car parks and yards
Wide clearing runs across open hard standing.
Municipal walkways
Footpaths and crossings on a daily round.
How to Choose Within This Family
- Wider blades clear faster on open ground but are harder work in wet, heavy snow — stock both widths.
- Order for a cold-winter market on the assumption the tool will be used at well below freezing, not at zero.
- Plan the order around the published container quantity; a part container destroys the margin on a seasonal line.
What is not published
Minimum order quantity, lead time, payment terms, warranty and certifications are not published by Renwei, so none of them are stated on this site. Ask for them in writing with your model list before you plan a shipment.
Sourcing Questions This Family Raises
Container Load Planning
Private Label and OEM
Sample and First Order
Reading Before You Specify
Container Loading for Bulky Goods
OEM and Private Label Checklist
Snow Pusher Questions
How many snow pushers fit in a 40ft container?
The source catalogue publishes a loading quantity for several models — the SP3010 is listed at 1188 pieces per 40ft high cube. Where no figure is published the specification shows TBC.
What is the blade width?
Head size is published per model; the SP3010 is listed at 450*270mm. Compare head size rather than overall body size when you are matching clearing width.
When should we place a seasonal order?
Lead times are not published on the source site. Because this is a seasonal line, ask for the current production lead time early and work back from your first shelf date.
Are wheeled snow pushers available?
Some models in the range publish a wheel specification. The wheel line appears in the specification table where the source catalogue states one.
Other Families Buyers Pair With This One
Quote the Snow Pusher Range
Send the model numbers you want from the 9 listed above, with quantities and your destination market.