Mixing paddle KWB 497391 400 mm Metal 8 cm Diameter

The KWB 497391 mixing paddle is a metal mixing tool with a total length of 400 mm and a blade diameter of 80 mm, designed for efficient blending of paints, emulsions and thin mortars. Constructed from durable metal and shaped as a spiral paddle, it delivers smooth running and consistent mixing results when used with common electric drills of at least 500 W. The design supports both professional and DIY applications, offering reliable performance for a range of materials.

Advantages

The metal spiral construction provides robust durability and good material circulation for homogeneous mixtures. Its 400 mm length and 80 mm diameter balance reach and mixing volume, enabling effective blending in standard buckets and small containers. The paddle is compatible with commonly used drills and ensures smooth running under load, reducing vibration and improving user control during prolonged mixing tasks.

Suitable for

• Mixing water-based paints and emulsions
• Preparing thin mortar and plasters
• Blending adhesives and fillers
• Small to medium-volume DIY and renovation jobs

Key specifications

• Material: metal spiral
• Total length: 400 mm
• Mixing diameter: 80 mm
• Suitable for use with drills of minimum 500 W
• Designed for smooth running and reduced vibration

How to use

Attach the mixing paddle securely to the drill chuck, ensuring the connection is centred and tight. Place the paddle into the material container before starting the drill to avoid splashing. Start at low speed to wet out the material, then increase to medium speed as the mixture becomes uniform. Keep the paddle angled slightly and move it slowly through the container to ensure thorough mixing and to avoid entraining excess air. After use, clean the paddle promptly to prevent material buildup and corrosion.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use with a drill providing at least 500 W and variable speed control. Use the paddle in containers that allow sufficient clearance for the 80 mm diameter blade. When mixing heavier or thicker mortars, operate at lower speeds and avoid excessive load on the drill to prolong tool life.