MODECO MN-79-203 is a 20-litre construction bucket designed for mixing, carrying and storing building materials on site. Its wide opening simplifies filling and mixing, while a reinforced rim improves resistance to deformation during frequent use. The bucket is suitable for handling mortar, cement, plaster, sand and water, and is built for practical, general-purpose tasks on construction and renovation sites.
Advantages
The bucket offers a 20 L capacity that balances volume and manageability for manual handling. A wide mouth enables easier pouring and mixing, reducing spillage and speeding up work cycles. Reinforced rim and durable plastic construction increase resistance to cracking and wear from regular use. The design is lightweight, stackable for storage, and easy to clean after use.
Suitable for
- Mixing mortar, cement and plaster
- Transporting sand, gravel and aggregates
- Carrying and storing water on site
- General-purpose handling and small material batching
Key specifications
- Capacity: 20 litres
- Material: durable construction-grade plastic
- Opening: wide mouth for easy filling and mixing
- Rim: reinforced design for improved strength
- Weight: lightweight for manual transport
- Storage: stackable design for compact storage
How to use
Use the bucket on a stable surface when mixing materials to avoid tipping. For mixing mortar or cement, measure and add dry components first, then add water gradually while stirring until the desired consistency is reached. When transporting liquids or aggregates, do not overload beyond comfortable carrying weight and check the bucket for any visible damage before use. Clean the bucket promptly after use to prevent material buildup and prolong service life.
Usage recommendations
For safe operation, wear appropriate personal protective equipment when handling chemical or dusty materials. Avoid exposing the bucket to open flame or prolonged direct sunlight to reduce material aging. Inspect the rim and body regularly for cracks or deformation and replace the bucket if structural damage is found.
