Concrete Mixers

Uses

Concrete mixers are devices capable of preparing concrete mixtures of varying strength, precisely & quickly. They blend cement, water and sand / gravel into a mix that can be poured for small-scale construction and paving applications. These cement mixers provide small batches of concrete mix for jobs where large batches from cement trucks aren't needed.

Features

Westward Wheelbarrow Mixers:

• These wheelbarrow mixers feature a heavy duty frame and a durable drum for mixing concrete, cement, mortar, fertiliser, soil or similar materials
• They come with a locking system gear and removable handles for compact storage.

Kushlan Products Cement Mixers:

• Cement mixers by Kushlan Products feature a 360 degree swivel and can discharge cement in any direction.
• These electrically powered cement mixers feature heavy-duty polyethylene drums and welded steel frames to endure cement weight.
• Some Kushlan cement mixers can be easily broken down without tools for convenient transportation.

Marshalltown Concrete Mixers:

• These concrete mixers feature a Quad-Mixing system that uses a four-piece, replaceable paddle and blade combination to create four different mixing patterns within the drum to produce a consistent mix for your pour.
• They feature 25 RPM drum rotation, a frictional handbrake lock and a drum tilt wheel that allows you to pour from either side of the mixer.

Kushlan Products Food Grade Mixers:

• 550 Series Food Grade Mixers: These food grade mixers are suitable for mixing tea, flour, seeds, etc. They are equipped with electrically driven motors which swivel at 360 degrees and can be discharged in any direction, at a speed of 28 rpm. They are supported by heavy-duty steel frames with drums being adjustable to a proper angle for a range of mixes.
• 450DD Series Food Grade Mixer: These LLC pedestal mounted mixers are equipped with a steel frame, making them easy to manoeuvre from place to place. These food grade liners are capable of extracting simply from baskets and feature mixers that swivel 360 degrees. The drums of these mixers can be adjusted to the proper angle for explicit mixing.

Collomix Duo Paddle Mixers:

• These powerful, 1 speed Duo mixers have counter rotating mixing tools to ensure optimum mixing results without any physical effort, and adjus?table working height for efficient performance.
• They are equipped with prac?tical rub?ber buf?fers for set?ting them down gently

Collomix Hand Held Mixers:

• These 2-speed paddle mixers are designed for a wide range of mixing tasks, up to 60 litres.
• These units feature ergonomically shaped handles and a raised working position for convenient operation.
• They come equipped with rubber buffers to allow gentle placing on walls and floors.

Marshalltown Mortar Plaster Mixers:

• These plaster mixers include a stand and removable handles for easy storage.
• The adjustable steel and rubber blades ensure a smooth, even mix and the square-shaft paddle design guarantees less slipping and superb efficiency.
• They are easy to manoeuvre, owing to their flat free rubber tires.

Marshalltown Wheelbarrow Mixers:

• These lightweight & portable wheelbarrow mixers can mix 3 cubic feet of material at 26 RPM.
• The high torque, 1/2 HP electric motor has an on / off switch and is CE / CSA approved.
• A pedestal is included, for ensuring easy dumping into forms, wheelbarrows & buckets.

Working Mechanism

• Pour concrete powder into the mixer: Before starting the concrete mixer, empty the bag of dry concrete mix into the drum of the mixer.
• Douse with water to remove dust: Take a hosepipe set to spray and douse the dry powder with a bit of water. Do the same to the inside surface of the barrel.
• Activate the concrete mixer: Once you have added the dry mixture and doused it with a sprinkle of water, it is time to activate the motor. Be sure not to run the electrical cable through any puddles of water.
• Keep adding water until consistency: With the drum rotating, keep adding water to the mix until perfect consistency is obtained. If you're not sure about how much water to add, read the instructions on the dry concrete bag.