This mortar mixer is engineered with a robust structure and high - quality components. It offers greater yield and homogenization when mixing mortar. The horizontal rotating mixture with 4 blades produces a fine and homogeneous mixture, along with enhanced mortar fluidity. Its unique two - stage lever system for tilting is ergonomic for workers. Features include a reinforced 3/16” drum thickness, a solid 2” square hardened steel paddle shaft, a heavy - duty 1/2” steel bars safety grid, isolated bearings with cast iron pillow blocks for long - term performance, powder coat painting for better protection and finish, and a heavy - duty 2” wheels axle with high - speed hubs and wheels. Specs: There are 7 Cu Ft and 9 Cu Ft models. The 7 Cu Ft has a total volume of 7 Cu Ft (200 liters), drum capacity of 7 Cu Ft (200) | 1½ - 2½ Bags, weighs 660 Lbs without the engine, and its mixture position size is 72 x 52 x 66 inches. The drum thickness is 8g 1/8”. The engine box can be electric or combustion, it has pneumatic 13” rims, and a tow bar for transport. The 9 Cu Ft model has a total volume of 9 Cu Ft (250 liters), drum capacity of 9 Cu Ft (250) | 2½ - 3½ Bags, weighs 790 Lbs without the engine, and its mixture position size is 76 x 52 x 66 inches. The drum thickness is 4g 3/16”. Similar to the 7 Cu Ft model, it also has an electric or combustion engine box, pneumatic 13” rims, and a tow bar for transport.
Using this mortar mixer is easy. First, choose the appropriate model based on your needs, whether it's the 7 Cu Ft or 9 Cu Ft. Place the mixer on a flat surface. If you're using an electric engine, make sure it's properly plugged in; for a combustion engine, fill it with the right fuel. Add the mortar ingredients to the drum. Start the mixer and let it work its magic. The 4 - blade horizontal rotation will quickly create a homogeneous mixture. When you're done mixing, use the two - stage lever system to tilt the drum and pour out the mortar. Remember to wear proper safety gear when operating the mixer. For maintenance, regularly check the drum thickness, paddle shaft, and safety grid for any signs of wear. Clean the mixer after each use to prevent mortar buildup. Keep the bearings lubricated and the powder - coated surface clean to ensure long - term performance. Check the wheels and axle regularly for any issues with the high - speed hubs and wheels. And always store the mixer in a dry place when not in use.
