Handheld Power Stirrer STANLEY FME190 — 1600W, 2-speed, M14 spindle, 4 m cord, 180–750 RPM, 80 N·m, 2 ergonomic handles

The Stanley Power Stirrer FME190 is a corded mixing tool designed to handle a wide range of materials in construction and renovation tasks. Equipped with a 1600 W motor and a maximum torque of 80 N⋅m, it provides steady power for mixing paints, adhesives, plasters, cement-based compounds and other viscous substances. The unit features an adjustable speed range from 180 to 750 RPM and an M14 threaded spindle for compatibility with common mixing paddles. An ergonomic soft-grip handle and balanced housing support extended use on job sites and in workshops.

Advantages

The variable-speed motor combined with high torque allows precise control and efficient mixing of both thin and heavy materials. The M14 spindle thread ensures broad attachment compatibility with standard mixing paddles. Ergonomic design with soft-grip handle reduces user fatigue during prolonged tasks, while robust 1600 W power delivers consistent performance under load. The straightforward controls and durable construction make the tool suitable for repeated professional use.

Suitable for

• Mixing paint and primer
• Preparing adhesives and tile mortars
• Mixing gypsum, plaster and leveling compounds
• Preparing cement and concrete screeds in small batches
• DIY renovation and workshop mixing tasks

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1600 W
• Maximum torque: 80 N⋅m
• Speed range: 180–750 RPM (adjustable)
• Spindle thread: M14
• Handle: ergonomic with soft grip
• Design: corded electric stirrer for continuous operation

How to use

Fit a compatible M14 mixing paddle securely onto the spindle before connecting the tool to power. Select a low speed to start and gradually increase RPM until the material achieves a uniform consistency. Move the paddle through the mixture with steady motion to avoid air entrainment and to ensure even mixing. When mixing heavier compounds, use lower speeds and allow the motor to work steadily without forcing. After finishing, switch off and unplug the tool, then clean the paddle and housing according to the material manufacturer's instructions.

Usage recommendations

Use protective equipment such as gloves, eye protection and a dust mask when mixing powders and cementitious materials. Match paddle type and diameter to the volume and viscosity of the material for optimal performance. For prolonged mixing sessions, allow intermittent pauses to prevent overheating and to extend motor life.