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2600W 6 Speed Electric Paddle Mixer Stirer for Plaster Cement Paint Resin Mortar

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Description

General description

The 2600W Electric Paddle Mixer is a powerful tool designed for professional stirring and mixing of various building materials, including plaster, cement, paint, and resin. With its durable aluminum gearbox, this mixer ensures efficient performance for both liquid and powdery substances. It features a soft start function and a locking device for continuous operation, making it ideal for heavy-duty tasks.

Technical specifications

Power: 2600W

Voltage: 220-240V

Rated speed: 0-1700 rpm/min

Adjustable speed: 6 gears

Stirring rod length: 120mm

Total length: 590mm

Power cord length: 2m

Weight: 3.8kg

Material: ABS + metal, all copper motor

Compatibility and accessories

Includes: 1 x Mortar Mixer

1 x Standard M14 Paddle Connector (120mm x 590mm)

2 x Carbon Brushes

1 x Instruction Manual

Installation

The stirring rod features a thread interface design to prevent accidental disconnection during operation, facilitating easier and faster installation and replacement.

Usage

Ideal for mixing a wide range of materials, including cement, feed, coatings, and even meat.

Variable speed settings allow for tailored mixing according to material requirements, reducing the risk of splash.

Ergonomic dual handles provide a comfortable grip, minimizing user fatigue during prolonged use.

Other information

Features spiral vents for efficient heat dissipation and durability.

Equipped with a dust-proof and drop-resistant metal sheet at the air inlet.

External carbon brushes for easy replacement.

Features

Brand
DAYPLUS
Power
2600 W
Warranty
5 year(s)
Power source
Corded
Material
Metal
Weight
3.8 kg
Voltage
220 V
Mixer type
Paddle mixer
ManoMano Reference
ME74212024
MMID
870399397545
Product code
WZ-AGITATOR-U-M6
EAN
0658437125096

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