Zinc coated steel 2 blade mixing paddle with M14 thread for dedicated paddle mixers, for mixing plaster, mortar, paint, and cement.
- 120mm head, 600mm shaft length
- M14 thread connection, fits most manufacturers' powered mixers
- 2 blade design for paint and lighter mixing materials
- Zinc coated steel for corrosion resistance
- Suitable for plaster, mortar, paint, and cement
2 Blade Mixing Paddle 120 x 600mm - M14 Thread for Mixers
Zinc coated steel 2 blade mixing paddle with M14 thread for dedicated paddle mixers, for mixing plaster, mortar, paint, and cement.
- 120mm head, 600mm shaft length
- M14 thread connection, fits most manufacturers' powered mixers
- 2 blade design for paint and lighter mixing materials
- Zinc coated steel for corrosion resistance
- Suitable for plaster, mortar, paint, and cement
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Steel 2 blade mixing paddle with M14 thread for use with dedicated powered paddle mixers. The 120mm head and 600mm shaft cover standard mixing bucket depths for plaster, mortar, paint, and cement. The zinc coated finish protects the steel against corrosion from contact with alkaline mixing materials in regular use.
Why the M14 connection matters and how to confirm your mixer is compatible
M14 is the industry standard thread connection for dedicated paddle mixers. It is not the same as a drill chuck, a mixer with an M14 spindle will not accept a hex shank paddle, and a drill chuck will not grip an M14 thread. Before ordering this paddle, confirm that your powered mixer has an M14 thread spindle. The Makita DUT130Z, which CMT also stocks, uses an M14 spindle and is directly compatible with this paddle.
Key Features
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2 blade 120mm head: Two steel blades mix paint and lighter materials efficiently without the bulk of a basket-type or multi-blade head. The 120mm diameter suits standard mixing buckets without hitting the sides.
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M14 thread connection: Screws directly into the M14 spindle of most manufacturers' powered mixers. The thread connection is secure under sustained mixing torque in a way that a friction-fit or chuck grip is not.
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600mm shaft: Long enough to reach the base of a standard mixing bucket. Keeps the mixer body above the material surface during use.
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Zinc coated steel: Protective coating against corrosion from alkaline materials including cement, mortar, and plaster during sustained mixing use.
Who is this for
Trades and roles:
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Plasterers and renderers
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Decorators and painters
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Tilers and floor layers
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Groundworkers
Industries:
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Construction
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Decorating and finishing
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Tiling and floor laying
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
| Product Name | 2 Blade Mixing Paddle 120 x 600mm - M14 Thread for Mixers |
| SKU | MP115M14 |
| Type | 2 blade mixing paddle |
| Head Diameter | 120mm |
| Shaft Length | 600mm |
| Connection | M14 thread |
| Blades | 2 |
| Material | Steel |
| Finish | Zinc coated — corrosion protection |
| Applications | Plaster, mortar, paint, cement |
| Compatible Mixers | Most manufacturers' M14 thread powered mixers |
Compatibility
| Application or condition | Status |
| M14 thread paddle mixers | ✓ Compatible |
| Makita DUT130Z (M14 spindle) | ✓ Compatible |
| Most manufacturers' powered mixers with M14 thread | ✓ Compatible |
| Plaster and render | ✓ Suitable |
| Mortar and cement | ✓ Suitable |
| Paint and emulsion | ✓ Suitable |
| Standard 10mm hex chuck drills | ✗ Not compatible — use MP10600 instead |
| SDS drills | ✗ Not compatible |
| Impact drivers | ✗ Not suitable |
Who is this for
This paddle is used by plasterers, decorators, tilers, and site operatives who use a dedicated M14 powered paddle mixer for mixing plaster, mortar, paint, and cement. It is the correct companion blade for M14 thread mixers, including the Makita DUT130Z. It is not suitable for use with standard cordless drills, for that application, the MP10600 (10mm hex) is the correct product.
Typical applications
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Mixing plaster to working consistency before application to walls and ceilings.
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Mixing render and bonding coat in a bucket before applying to external surfaces.
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Mixing paint and emulsion to a consistent texture before use.
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Mixing tile adhesive for floor and wall tiling tasks.
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Mixing bagged mortar and cement in a bucket for pointing and small masonry work.
How to use
Step 1: Screw the M14 thread end of the paddle into the mixer spindle. Tighten securely, most powered mixers include a spanner for this. Confirm the paddle is fully seated before starting.
Step 2: Submerge the paddle head fully in the material before starting the mixer. Never run the paddle in open air.
Step 3: Start the mixer at low speed and increase progressively. Move the paddle steadily up and down to work material from the base of the bucket through to the top.
Step 4: Once mixing is complete, stop the mixer fully before lifting the paddle from the material.
Step 5: Rinse the paddle immediately with clean water. Remove all material before it sets.
Common mistakes
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Fitting to a drill instead of a mixer: The M14 thread is designed for powered mixer spindles, not drill chucks. If you need a paddle for a standard drill, use the MP10600 (10mm hex shank) instead.
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Running the paddle in open air: Always submerge fully before starting. A rotating paddle in open air can whip and cause injury.
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Not tightening the M14 connection: A loose thread connection can allow the paddle to work free during sustained mixing. Use the spanner supplied with the mixer to tighten before each use.
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Leaving material to set on the paddle: Rinse immediately after every use. Hardened cement and plaster are very difficult to remove and reduce the life of the zinc coating.
Safety
Keep hands clear of the rotating paddle at all times. Ensure the mixing container is on a firm, stable surface before starting. Never run the paddle outside the mixing container. Wear eye protection when mixing materials that could splash. Confirm the M14 thread is fully and securely engaged before starting the mixer.
Maintenance
Rinse in clean water after every use. Allow to dry before storage. Inspect the M14 thread and shaft before each use. Replace if the thread is damaged, the shaft is bent, or the blades are significantly deformed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is M14 thread and how do I know if my mixer has it?
A: M14 refers to a 14mm diameter metric thread used as the standard spindle connection on most dedicated powered paddle mixers. To check whether your mixer uses M14, look at the spindle end where the paddle fits, it will have a visible threaded section approximately 14mm in diameter. Most professional and trade paddle mixers from major manufacturers use M14. If in doubt, check your mixer's documentation or contact the manufacturer.
Q: Does this fit the Makita DUT130Z?
A: Yes. The Makita DUT130Z has an M14 spindle thread and this paddle connects directly to it. If you are ordering the DUT130Z from CMT alongside this paddle, they are the correct combination.
Q: What is the difference between this paddle and the MP10600?
A: The MP10600 has a 10mm hex shank that fits into a standard drill chuck. This paddle has an M14 thread that fits into a dedicated powered mixer spindle. They are different connections that are not interchangeable. If your mixing tool is a cordless or electric drill, use MP10600. If it is a dedicated powered paddle mixer with an M14 spindle, use this paddle.
Q: What is this NOT suitable for?
A: Not suitable for standard cordless or electric drills, the M14 thread does not fit a drill chuck. Not suitable for SDS drills or impact drivers. Do not use with powered mixers that have a different spindle connection type to M14, confirm compatibility before fitting.
Q: What materials can this mix?
A: Plaster, render, mortar, cement, and paint. Use at the appropriate speed for the material viscosity and follow the guidance in your powered mixer's documentation for material-specific mixing.
Q: How should I clean this paddle after use?
A: Rinse with clean water immediately after each use. Remove all material before it sets, cement and plaster harden very quickly and are difficult to remove once dry. Hardened material on the blades reduces mixing efficiency and can shorten the working life of the zinc coating.
