Universal Paddle Stirrer/ Paint Mixer

Construction: The mixer's cup consists of two steel rods twisted spirally to each other. During the mixing process, the liquid is introduced into a dynamic swirling motion, resulting in a uniform smooth consistency throughout the container. Cup diameter: 100mm, cup height: 165mm ...Construction: The mixer's cup consists of two steel rods twisted spirally to each other.

During the mixing process, the liquid is introduced into a dynamic swirling motion, resulting in a uniform smooth consistency throughout the container. Cup diameter: 100mm, cup height: 165mm. Material: The mixer is made of galvanized steel, making it resistant to corrosion.

After use, it's easy to clean, dry, and store without worrying about losing quality. Recommended direction of swirling liquid movement: From top to bottom, preventing splashing and ensuring thorough mixing. Mounting type: HEX, compatible with a standard drill.

The direction of the vortex caused by the working mixer, and consequently, the direction of pulling the mixed mass/liquid are influenced by: The shape of the mixer's cup used The direction of the mixer's rotation (left or right). Universal principle: Mixing liquid and semi-liquid substances (paints, thin adhesives, stains, varnishes) should occur in the direction that generates a whirl and moves the liquid from top to bottom. This will prevent splashing of substances and allow for thorough mixing to achieve a uniform consistency.

Mixing thick, elastic substances, heavy mortars should occur in the direction that generates a whirl and moves the mass from bottom to top. This process effectively pulls the mass from the lower parts of the container and thoroughly mixes it with the mortar water. To achieve the effect of moving the liquid from top to bottom, the COMENSAL mixer, should be set to rotate counterclockwise.

It is essential to select the appropriate mixer handle depending on the tool in which it will be mounted. The hexagonal rod used in the mixer from this auction is suitable for conventional drills.