Paint Mixer Stirrer, galvanized, type 2, 100 mm — No name

Galvanized paint mixer stirrer, type 2 with a 100 mm diameter head designed for manual use or mounting in a power drill. This stirrer is intended for mixing paints, varnishes, primers and other viscous liquids in small to medium batches. A corrosion-resistant zinc coating protects the metal surface in workshop conditions and reduces the effects of moisture and solvent exposure, while the compact head diameter makes it suitable for working in cans and containers with limited opening size.

Advantages

The galvanized finish increases resistance to rust and extends the lifetime of the tool in frequent-use environments. Its type 2 blade geometry provides efficient mixing and good flow for pigments and additives, reducing air entrapment compared with basic paddles. The 100 mm head diameter allows reliable blending in smaller containers and offers easy handling when mounted on a drill or used manually.

Suitable for

• Mixing paints, lacquers and varnishes
• Preparing primers and sealers
• Blending pigments, dyes and liquid additives
• Stirring small to medium batches in cans and buckets

Key specifications

• Head diameter: 100 mm
• Material finish: galvanized zinc coating for corrosion resistance
• Type: type 2 stirrer geometry for improved flow and mixing
• Mounting: compatible with handheld use and standard drill chucks
• Intended media: paints, varnishes, primers and similar viscous liquids

How to use

Secure the stirrer in a drill chuck or hold it manually by the shaft. Start mixing at low speed to avoid splashing, then increase speed as needed to achieve a uniform mixture. Move the stirrer through the liquid in slow, controlled motions to ensure even incorporation of pigments and additives. After use, clean the stirrer promptly with an appropriate solvent or water-based cleaner depending on the mixed product to prevent buildup on the blades.

Usage recommendations

Use protective gloves and eye protection when mixing solvent-based products. For best results, avoid running the drill at maximum speed for extended periods to reduce wear and prevent excessive vortexing. Inspect the coating regularly and replace the stirrer if damage or heavy corrosion appears to maintain mixing performance and safety.