Two different machines share this leaf and they mix in opposite ways. A cement mixer turns a drum and lets gravity fold the mix over itself, which suits volume and coarse aggregate. A paddle mixer turns a blade inside a tub the operator holds still, which suits plaster, tile adhesive and anything that has to be mixed where it is used.
Cement mixer capacity is quoted as drum volume rather than usable mix, running 115L, 125L, 135L and 160L here with motors from 550W to 650W. The usable batch is always less than the drum figure because the mix has to tumble, which is worth knowing when sizing against a job. Sealey hold the CMX ladder through that span with TIGREN and Draper machines alongside at 115L and 160L.
Paddle mixers are sized on the batch they will turn, at 80L and 120L, with power from 1200W to 1400W. A six-speed machine lets a mix be started slowly to avoid throwing it out of the tub and then brought up to speed. Both 110V and 230V forms are held for site and workshop use.
Paddle shank is the fitment and it is the thing most often got wrong. Shanks here run M14 and hex, and a paddle will not fit a machine it was not made for. Blade count then follows the material: two blades for heavier mixes, three for lighter ones needing more folding. Paddles run 135 to 160mm by 600mm. Questions go over WhatsApp on 07754288583. Paint mixers on 8mm hex shanks sit at the light end for material that only needs stirring.
| Voltage | 230V |
|---|---|
| Power | 1200W |
| No load speed | 0-680rpm |
| Paddle diameter | 120mm |
| Maximum volume | 80L |
| Max Impact Rate | 4350bpm |
|---|---|
| No Load Speed | 0-800rpm |
| Paddle Diameter | 140mm |
| Spindle Thread | M14 |
| Supplied In Case | No |
| Max Impact Rate | 4350bpm |
|---|---|
| No Load Speed | 0-800rpm |
| Paddle Diameter | 140mm |
| Spindle Thread | M14 |
| Supplied In Case | No |
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