Vitrex MIX1400 Power Mixer Drill
Vitrex · Tools & DIY
Prices from £108.95 to £173 across 2 retailers · 37% below next-cheapest retailer £173
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Held at £108.95 since we started tracking it on 31 Aug.
1 price change · since 31 Aug
The Vitrex MIX1400 is a 1400W power mixer designed for mixing cement, plaster, grout, adhesives, fillers and paint.
It features 2 gears with electronically controlled speed ranging from 300 to 700 rpm, with a lockable trigger for continuous operation.
The mixer is lightweight at 7.5 kg, making it portable for site work.
The unit accepts a 140 mm mixing paddle with M14 thread connection.
Dimensions are 355 mm length × 260 mm width × 405 mm height.
It features 2 gears with electronically controlled speed ranging from 300 to 700 rpm, with a lockable trigger for continuous operation.
The mixer is lightweight at 7.5 kg, making it portable for site work.
The unit accepts a 140 mm mixing paddle with M14 thread connection.
Dimensions are 355 mm length × 260 mm width × 405 mm height.
EAN 5011204608508 · Vitrex. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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