Pelle tamis anti-poussière à pellets, granulés et sable La Buse Qui File

Pellet, granule and sand anti-dust sieve scoop

This pellet scoop is more than just a stove accessory: it also plays a practical role thanks to its integrated sieve, which separates fine pellet dust before pouring the pellets into the stove.

$19.00

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Pellet, granular or sand scoop
This pellet scoop isn't just a simple stove accessory: it also plays a practical role thanks to its integrated sieve, which separates fine pellet dust before pouring them into the stove.

Result:

The flame is more beautiful and consistent
Combustion efficiency is improved
The stove stays cleaner longer
Fine dust from pellet bags can clog the brazier and hinder air circulation.

Thanks to sieving, only healthy, dry pellets are used, which protects the appliance and reduces maintenance.
In addition to its usefulness, this scoop is both aesthetic and functional.

Dimensions (L x W x H):

Small: 12 x 16 x 20 cm (1.1kg - 1.8L of pellets)
Medium: 15 x 20 x 25 cm (2.3kg - 3.5L of pellets)
Large: 20 x 26 x 20 cm (3.2kg - 5L of pellets)
Material:

Made from PLA+, an environmentally friendly, bio-sourced, highly resistant plastic based on corn starch.

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Material:
All my creations are designed and manufactured by me using PETG, a durable material – more modern than wood!

• Durable: resistant to sun, rain, and frost without deteriorating.
• Hygienic: easy to clean, no mold or pests.
• Design: lightweight, strong, and aesthetic, with a modern style.

I chose to make my creations from PETG because, unlike PLA (used by some sellers), PETG perfectly withstands climatic conditions such as humidity, heat, UV, and frost…

The electricity for manufacturing is supplied by solar panels during the day and by decarbonized energy for the rest of the time!

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Have a question?

It is used to separate fine dust from pellets before pouring them into your stove.

By eliminating this dust, which inevitably accumulates at the bottom of the bags, you optimize your daily heating:

A protected stove: Fine dust can clog the brazier and block proper air circulation. Sieving thus protects your appliance and reduces the frequency of maintenance.

Better combustion: Thanks to clean, residue-free pellets, the flame is more regular, more beautiful, and your heating efficiency is greatly improved.

A clean interior: Less volatile dust when loading, for a stove and a living area that stay clean longer.

Using it is a breeze and can be done in 3 quick steps:

Scoop and collect: Use the scoop to directly retrieve pellets from your bag or storage container.

Shake gently: Make a small back-and-forth motion over your bag. Unwanted dust immediately escapes through the sieve slots, while clean pellets remain safely in the scoop.

Pour cleanly: Pour your healthy pellets directly into your stove's hopper.

It's clean, quick, and effortless!

Yes, absolutely. The size of our scoop's slots has been specifically designed to allow dust and small wood debris (so-called "fines") to pass through, while perfectly retaining all standard pellets on the market, ranging from 6 to 8 mm in diameter. You can also use it to sift sand or other small materials.

Yes, it is extremely robust. Our shovel is entirely made from high-quality engineering plastic (PLA), designed to withstand impacts, repeated friction, and intensive daily use throughout the winter. Unlike metal shovels, it is also very lightweight and will not scratch or damage your stove's metal hopper when filling.

The easiest way is to lightly shake the scoop directly over your pellet bag or storage bin to leave the dust there. Once the bag or bin is almost empty, all you have to do is empty this sawdust residue. A little eco-friendly tip: this fine wood dust is excellent for your compost or as a natural firelighter!