Mix your paint or glue with ease using our electric mixers. Also known as stirrers, you will find the most reputable brands known for their quality on our website! Don't miss the best deals on the net at the most competitive prices!
Are you wallpapering? Have you decided to repaint your bedroom and mixing your glues and paints is a nightmare? Then hesitate no more and adopt one of our electric mixers or stirrers.
These devices consist of a console with a motor, one or two handles, and a trigger to operate it. On this console, you first need to attach a stirring rod. Next, a propeller, or blade, is added to its end, sometimes sold separately. Be careful, make sure to check whether the mixer you want to buy is sold alone or with its stirring rod and blade. There are several types of blades available, depending on the quantity and type of liquid you wish to mix: the bigger and wider the propeller, the greater its capacity.
To check if your mixer is compatible with the stirring rod, you should look at the threading standard, which corresponds to the chuck diameter: in most cases, it is M14. Next, you need to see if the blade at the end fits the rod by checking the diameter allowed by the latter
Then, to use your mixer, the process is very simple. First, insert the rod into the mixer's chuck, then dip the propeller fixed at its end into the container holding the substance to be mixed. Finally, start your machine using the trigger. Sometimes, there will be a continuous operation button that only requires a press to turn on and another to turn off. Otherwise, you must keep pressing it for the duration of the use.
Some higher-end models also offer multiple rotation speeds to adapt to the viscosity of the liquid you wish to mix. There are even mixers equipped with an electronic system allowing you to program the speed over a wide possible range.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact our expert who will be pleased to respond as soon as possible.
With that, happy DIY!
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