The rising concern for safety in construction Proper ergonomic design is necessary to prevent repetitive strain injuries, which can develop over time and can lead to long-term disability.

The spin resistant bucket clamp (SRBC) was designed for a safe ergonomic alternative to mixing any resistant material with an electric drill in a 5 gallon bucket. Keeping the workers body straight with the bucket. The SRBC distributes equal pressure to the bucket. while relieving stress off the workers lower back. Giving the worker full control of the working area.

The SR bucket clamp is a specialty tool needed when mixing any resistant material with an electric drill in a 5 gallon bucket. High strength epoxies, tile grout/thinset,stucco, masonry and even pre-mix concrete ( Ideal for any home improvement)

Finally a tool that can stop the spin of the bucket. Clamping 90% of 3.5 and 5 gallon buckets on the market. Only using simple leverage and standing body weight to clamp the bucket at it's base. With a simple 40-50 pounds of standing body weight on the foot lever. Clamps approximately 220-250 pound per square inch at the point of contact to the bucket. With this much force applied to the bucket stops the spin. giving the worker 100% control of the bucket

The SR bucket clamp will save your lower-back along with time. It will save you at least twenty to thirty minutes a day when mixing products for any job. With this savings the SR bucket clamp pays for itself in less then a week. and start saving you money daily.

Sometimes a small change in tools, equipment, or materials can make a big difference in preventing injuries. We wish you the best as you strive to make improvements to the work you do and your worksite.

NIOSH believes that better work practices and tools can reduce the frequency and seriousness of sprains and strains among construction workers.The best way to reduce WMSDs is to use the principles of ergonomics to redesign tools, equipment, materials, or work processes.

Simple changes can make a big difference. Using ergonomic ideas to improve tools, equipment, and jobs reduces workers' contact with those factors that can result in injury. When ergonomic changes are introduced into the workplace or job site, they should always be accompanied by worker training on how to use the new methods and equipment, and how to work safely.

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