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This heavy-duty mixing paddle drill attachment is for professionals and DIYers tackling tasks involving adhesives, paints, gypsum putty, and cement mortars. Its key benefit is providing professional efficiency and a smoother finish for thick or runny materials. A potential caveat is its specialized SDS+ mount, requiring a compatible drill. Constructed from durable A3-grade steel with galvanization for corrosion resistance, it ensures long-lasting performance on demanding job sites.
| Model Part Number | SDS+ 80X520mm |
|---|---|
| Brand | GTV |
You need a drill or hammer drill equipped with an SDS+ chuck system for secure and proper attachment.
While it can mix liquids, it is primarily designed for thicker materials like paints, mortars, and adhesives. For very thin liquids, it may be less efficient and could splash excessively.
Clean immediately after use with a damp cloth or brush. For hardened materials, use a solvent compatible with the substance you mixed, followed by rinsing. Ensure it is completely dry before storage.
This attachment is suitable for mixing adhesives, paints, gypsum putty, cement mortars, and similar viscous substances.
Yes, the SDS+ system is designed for demanding applications, providing a secure connection. The paddle itself is made from A3-grade steel for heavy-duty use.
The dimensions are 80mm in diameter and 520mm in length.
No, this paddle features an SDS+ shank and requires a drill with an SDS+ chuck. It will not fit standard keyed or keyless drill chucks.
Verify that your drill has an SDS+ chuck. Ensure the SDS+ shank is clean and free of debris. Push the paddle firmly into the chuck until the locking mechanism engages.
Clean the paddle thoroughly after each use. Ensure you are using the correct mixing speed for the material; too fast can incorporate air, too slow can lead to clumping. Try a different mixing pattern (e.g., figure-eight).
The material may be too thick for the drill's power. Reduce the amount of material being mixed, or use a more powerful drill/driver. Ensure the paddle is not bent or damaged, which could increase resistance.
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