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2600W Mixer 6 Speed Adjustment Cement Mixer Drill Attachment Electric Stirring

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Product information

Description

General description

The 2600W Mixer is a powerful electric stirrer designed for professional mixing of liquid and powdery building materials such as plaster, cement, and paint. It features a durable aluminum gearbox and is equipped with a soft start function for smooth operation.

Technical specifications

Power: 2600W

Voltage: 220-240V

Rated speed: 0-1700 rpm/min

Adjustable speed: 6 gears

Stirring rod length: 120mm

Total length of M14 connector: 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

Features a thread interface design for the stirring rod to prevent accidental disconnection during operation.

Easy installation and replacement of the stirring rod.

Usage

Ideal for mixing building materials and chemical materials.

Suitable for high-density mortar and dry building materials.

Can be used for various applications including cement mixing, feed mixing, coating mixing, and meat mixing.

Other information

Soft start function and electronic speed control for precise speed selection.

Ergonomic dual handle design for a comfortable grip and reduced user fatigue.

Dust-proof and drop-resistant metal sheet at the air inlet.

Spiral vents for efficient heat dissipation.

External carbon brush for easy replacement.

Features

Brand
DAYPLUS
Power
2600 W
Warranty
5 year(s)
Power source
Corded
Material
Metal

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