Gamma2 Gamma Seal Lid for Utility Buckets - Fits 3.5, 5, 6 & 7 gallon buckets...

Turns a 5 gallon bucket into an airtight container. Perfect to store dog food to keep it fresh and bug free. Easy to use, solid connection, exactly as advertised.

I use 5-gallon buckets to store beans, flour, sugar, etc. Using these lids makes it so much easier to get into your buckets. Once you put the gamma lid on, you can simply unscrew the top anytime you need to get into your bucket. It's a tight seal & keep bugs out. I purchased one of these lids, from this same company, about a year ago for my dry bean bucket. I use that bucket frequently, so the lid gets quite a bit of use and shows no signs of wear/tear. Because that one has stood up so well, I came back to get another. I like that they come in different colors, making it easy to quickly tell which bucket holds which ingredient. I noticed a few reviewers stating that they found it difficult to put the outer rim onto their bucket. This is the 2nd one I have purchased from this company & have had no such problem. It takes some force, but that's what keeps it solidly in place and airtight. If you find it difficult, put the rim on your bucket, then turn your bucket upside down and press down.

I love everything about these... they are "Food Grade" 90 mils strong... Then combine them with the FANTASTIC very well made Hudson Exchange 5 Gallon Buckets with their Bottom Grip Handle and HDPE. It makes it a snap to dump out 5 gallons of car wash material. Then I also added Grit Guards & the Grit Guard Washboards even with the indentation of the bottom handle intruding into the bottom inside of these buckets. But anyway... the Grit Guards hover a lil' bit further above the bottom. Which I personally like how they hover a lil' further above the bottom!!! Plus, the Gamma2 Seal Lids fit like a glove (which the Gamma 2's take some good hand strength to install but it's worth it to keep dust out of the buckets between washes). So now I have basically made "custom" color coordinated buckets for my own personal auto detailing... and we will be buying more of these for my wife... along with the sold separately Snappy Grip handles that I also installed. Well I hope this might perhaps be helpful to others out there! 😇

I needed a lid system that would keep moisture out of buckets of pottery plaster & this does the job. It's a bit tough to install (a rubber mallet will help immensely), but once it's on, it's a great seal. I can see why fellow potters recommend a lid system like this...it's well worth the price. I've picked up a second one in a different color so I can keep track of which bucket is currently in use.

Works great, but found them later in the bulk section of Winco for much less money.

We’ve purchased these before over the years, from another company..but same product. These are especially good to have if you have a lot of these 5 gallon plastic buckets, as we do. The lids that these buckets are sealed with are not really good to use after they’re opened, so here’s where the Gama lid comes in. It’s very easy to put it on the bucket, you need a rubber mallet, of just a hammer if you’re careful not to hit too hard. You just kinda pound the ring-part onto the top of the open bucket, it just “seats it” , and then the center part just screws in , easy/peasy. This is primarily for dry stuff, in your bucket, that is….we put dry dog food, dry rice, dried beans, etc. in it. As i said, we’ve used these for years…they do last a long time. One little tip though, do not think that you can remove the Gama lid outer ring thing , once you’ve pounded it on-its nearly impossible to remove it once you’ve put it on, so be sure where you want it…though the center”ring” part that screws on & off- that can be used again on any other Gama lid outer ring- hope that was clear, and i do hope i helped you decide if you want to order these. Cheers to you !

This lid is an outstanding piece of hardware. The lid snaps on SUPER TIGHT, in fact, I’d hate to try and pry it off. Tip: Put the lid on and turn the bucket over on a hard surface. Press on the bottom and it should snap on. The lid itself is robus enough to sit on, and seals the bucket easy. Takes up very little room of the original opening. This is really reall really well made.

Very clever product. A rim snaps on the drum than includes a gasket. Then a lid threads into that rim, also with gaskets to seal. This converts a 5 or 7 gal drum into an air-tight seal suitable for dry products.