Worker Back Support Belt
- LEVEL OF SUPPORT – Moderate, adjustable support
- COMFORTABLE – Contoured high-cut front panel with elastic body for a comfortable fit
- NON-CONDUCTIVE – Polypropylene stays for long-lasting integrity
- POWER PANELS – Offer instant snug activation before lifting
- SECURE FIT – Rubber track webbing stays keep support in place and prevents riding up
- SUSPENDERS – Adjustable, detachable suspenders keep belt in place and on standby before next lift
- VERSATILE WEAR – Low-profile hook & loop closure makes for easy use over or under clothing
- DIMENSIONS – Back height: 7.5in //19cm; Front height: 5.5in // 14cm
- SIZING – Waist size ranges from 25in – 58in // 64cm – 147cm
- CARE – Machine wash cold; air dry
Worker Back Support Belt
Why are people using back belts?
A back belt is a device used, in theory, to reduce the forces on the spine, increase intra-abdominal pressure, stiffen the spine and reduce loads during lifting. It is also advertised that by wearing a back belt, the worker will be reminded to avoid awkward postures and heavy loads, reduce bending motions and in the end, reduce injuries in certain workplaces.
Do back belts protect workers from back injury?
In spite of anecdotal claims, no evidence has so far been found to support the claim that wearing back belts improves one back safety, nor reduces the risk of back injury. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) in the United States formed the Back Belt Working Group to review and evaluate the existing data related to back belts. Their final conclusions are:
Back belts should not be considered as personal protective equipment.
Back belts should not be recommended for use in occupational situations.
The NIOSH group concerns which led to such conclusions were:
None of the studies reviewed could show that the use of a back belt significantly reduced the pressure on the spine during a lift.
The use of back belts limits mobility and may reduce the suppleness and elasticity of muscles and tendons, potentially contributing to back injury.
The use of back belts may create a false sense of security, increasing the risk of lifting excessive loads.
With these recommendations in mind, the Ontario Ministry of Labor issued Back Belts in Manual Material Handling that warns users and potential users of any kind of back belts about the potential health risks that could result from wearing these devices. They state that the ministry does not recommend back belts as personal protective equipment for workers engaged in manual materials handling.
Note: These recommendations may not apply to use of back belts during rehabilitation from injury. Consult with your medical professional.
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