Mixing Paddle for Mortar, galvanized, SDS Plus shank, 120 × 600 × 14 mm, No name

Galvanized mixing paddle for mortar with an SDS Plus shank, measuring 120 × 600 × 14 mm. This mixing paddle is intended for use with drills and mixers that accept SDS Plus attachments and is designed to agitate and homogenize cement, plaster, grout and similar building compounds. The galvanized finish provides resistance to corrosion and makes the paddle suitable for repeated use on construction sites and renovation projects.

Advantages

The paddle’s SDS Plus shank enables secure fitting into compatible rotary tools and mixers, reducing play during operation and ensuring stable mixing. Its 120 mm diameter and 600 mm length create effective fluid movement and circulation, resulting in consistent mixing of viscous and powder-liquid blends. The galvanized surface protects against rust and extends working life when exposed to wet materials. The 14 mm profile is engineered to provide a balance between strength and manageable weight for prolonged use.

Suitable for

• Mixing cement mortars and adhesives
• Preparing plaster, skim coats and base renders
• Blending grout, leveling compounds and tile adhesives
• Small to medium batches in renovation and repair work

Key specifications

• Material finish: galvanized steel for corrosion resistance
• Shank type: SDS Plus compatible shank for secure tool connection
• Overall dimensions: 120 mm diameter × 600 mm length
• Blade/profile thickness: 14 mm providing structural rigidity
• Intended media: cement, plaster, grout and similar building compounds

How to use

Fit the SDS Plus shank of the paddle into a compatible drill or mixer according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Secure the paddle in the chuck or holder and set the tool to the recommended speed for mixing (typically low to medium speed for viscous materials). Submerge the paddle into the material and move it slowly through the batch to avoid splashing and to ensure even incorporation of powder and liquid components. Periodically lift the paddle and allow mixed material to fall back into the container to verify uniform consistency.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when mixing. Clean the paddle after each use to prevent buildup and corrosion; remove excess material promptly and rinse with water. Avoid prolonged dry running of the paddle and do not exceed tool speed limits specified by the drill or mixer manufacturer. Select a drill or mixer with sufficient torque for the volume and viscosity of the material to ensure safe and effective mixing.