Silverline Zinc Plated Mixing Paddle, 85 x 430mm, Hex Shank
Zinc-plated mixing paddle (85x430mm) for paint, plaster & cement. Requires 10mm+ drill chuck. Durable & reliable.
The Silverline Zinc Plated Mixing Paddle is designed to effortlessly mix various construction materials when used with electric drills. With dimensions of 85 x 430mm, this durable mixing paddle features a robust zinc-plated construction for extended service life.
Its hex shank design requires a 10mm or larger chuck, ensuring a secure fit and preventing slippage during use. The paddle is ideal for mixing paint, plaster, cement slurries, and textured coatings, making it a versatile tool for both professional tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts.
- Material: Zinc-plated steel
- Dimensions: 85mm x 430mm
- Compatibility: Requires 10mm+ drill chuck
- Weight: 240g
Perfect for construction sites, home renovations, or general mixing applications, this sturdy mixing paddle ensures consistent and thorough mixing for superior results.
- Material: Zinc-plated steel
- Length: 430mm
- Width/Blade Size: 85mm
- Shank Type: Hex
- Min. Chuck Size Required: 10mm
- Weight: 240g
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