Forspec Epoxy Mixing Paddle Mixer

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Polypropylene epoxy mixing paddle. Fits a 1/4 inch drill or impact driver, and cured epoxy peels straight off.

The Forspec Epoxy Mixing Paddle is a 28 cm polypropylene paddle for mixing epoxy with a drill. When the job is done, let the leftover epoxy cure and peel it off the paddle.

What it's for

  • Mixing epoxy
  • Runs in electric drills and impact drivers with a 1/4 inch shaft

Why waterproofers buy it

  • Polypropylene body. Cured epoxy peels off instead of needing solvent
  • 28 cm long for handling and mixing control
  • 1/4 inch shaft fits drills and impact drivers

Specs

Material: polypropylene. Length: 28 cm. Shaft: 1/4 inch. No data sheet is published for this paddle, so follow the resin TDS for mixing speed and time.

Fits electric drills and impact drivers with a 1/4 inch shaft
Polypropylene body - let the epoxy cure, then peel it off
28cm long for handling and mixing control

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Forspec epoxy mixing paddle for mixing epoxy resins, adhesives, grout, mortar, and other construction materials

Forspec Epoxy Mixing Paddle Mixer

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Key applications

  • Mixing epoxy

Surface suitability

  • Epoxy (the polypropylene lets cured epoxy be peeled off after use)

No data sheet is published for this paddle, so there is no rated drill speed, no maximum drill wattage, no chemical compatibility list and no PPE guidance. Clean it by letting the epoxy cure and peeling it off the polypropylene, and always follow the resin manufacturer's current Technical Data Sheet for mixing speed and mixing time.

Technical Specifications

Tool TypeMixing paddle for epoxy
MaterialPolypropylene
Length28cm
Shaft1/4 inch
Machine FitElectric drills and impact drivers
CleaningAllow the epoxy to cure, then peel it off the polypropylene

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  • What is the epoxy mixing paddle designed for?
    Compatibility

    The Forspec Epoxy Mixing Paddle is specifically designed for blending two-component epoxy systems like Crystal Coat, ProBond 1100PS, and Ultra Shield, providing low-shear mixing that avoids air entrainment.

  • Why a dedicated epoxy paddle?
    Performance

    Standard paint mixers create too much air during epoxy mixing, causing pinholes and bubbles in the finished floor. The slow-pitch helical design folds Part A and Part B together without whipping in air.

  • What drill should I use?
    Installation

    Use a low-RPM (300-500 rpm) high-torque drill. High-speed cordless drills are NOT recommended - the high RPM creates air entrainment that ruins epoxy clarity and pinhole-free finish.

  • Can I use this for other products?
    Compatibility

    Yes - the paddle also works well for high-viscosity polyurethane sealants and grouts where smooth blending matters. Avoid using for cementitious products where vigorous agitation is needed.

  • How do I clean it after epoxy?
    Performance

    Wipe excess material off with a rag, then clean residues with epoxy solvent (xylene or MEK) before the epoxy cures. Cured epoxy is virtually impossible to remove without grinding.

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