The B.A.T Trims Triple Spiral Mixer is engineered for high-efficiency mixing of viscous construction materials such as tile adhesives, mortar, paint, screed, and spackling compounds. The 140mm diameter mixing head offers increased torque and blending power, while the 590mm shaft provides reach and control for both deep containers and on-site batch mixing. With its M14 thread, it fits most trade-grade mixing drills commonly used across Australian job sites.
Primer Information: Not applicable – this product is a mechanical mixing accessory and does not require primers.
Cure Time: N/A – mixing accessory only. However, this tool improves blend consistency which optimises curing performance of compounds used.
Coverage Rate: Not applicable directly, but its efficient mixing reduces product waste and ensures even application with fewer reworks.
Application Temperature Range: Recommended for ambient use between 5°C and 40°C (41°F to 104°F) to preserve adhesive integrity during mixing.
Chemical Properties: N/A – stainless steel construction offers excellent durability and resistance to corrosion from mortar and adhesive chemicals.
Q: Can this mixer be used with all types of adhesives and mortar?
A: Yes, the triple spiral head is specifically designed to handle both thin and thick viscosity materials such as tile adhesives, mortar, screed, and spackling compounds.
Q: Does the mixer fit standard drills in Australia?
A: Absolutely. It uses an M14 thread which is compatible with most Australian-standard trade mixers including those from Makita, DeWalt, and Bosch.
Q: How do I clean the mixer after use?
A: Rinse immediately after use with water (for water-based compounds) or use a solvent for harder materials. Allow to fully dry before storage to prevent rust or contamination.
Q: Is this mixer suitable for paint?
A: Yes, it works well for mixing medium to heavy-bodied paints, although lighter paddle mixers may be better for very thin paints.
Q: What’s the advantage of a triple spiral design?
A: The triple spiral allows for a more thorough and faster mix with less air entrainment, which is crucial for consistent finishes in tiling, plastering, and painting work.