Miscelatore per vernice Warner 1-3/4" 1 e 5 galloni, lama a spirale, albero 18-3/4", adatto per trapano da 3/8", 10011 1-3/4" 1 e 5 galloni

Brand:Warner Manufacturing

3.5/5

€
27.74

I nostri strumenti sono fatti per durare da un team qualificato di uomini e donne che lavorano sodo e che sono orgogliosi di costruire la qualità in ogni prodotto. Lo chiamiamo Warner Way. Siamo PIÙ INTELLIGENTI, PIÙ FORTI E MIGLIORI nel creare strumenti e offrire ai nostri clienti il supporto di cui hanno bisogno per avere successo. Miscelatore vernice/epossidico da 1-5 galloni, lama a spirale 1-3/4, albero lungo 18-3/4, adatto per trapano 3/8.

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EAN: 0048661100110

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Vernici, trattamenti per pareti e forniture, Vernice e primer, Pittura per interni ed esterni,

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Color	‎Multicolor
Country of Origin	‎USA
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 947 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎Warner Tool 10011 1-5 Gallon Paint/Epoxy Mixer, 1-3/4" Spiral Blade, 18-3/4" Long Shaft, Fits 3/8" Drill
Item model number	‎10011
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎8.8 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Warner Manufacturing Co.
Part Number	‎10011
Power Source	‎Hand Powered
Product Dimensions	‎9 x 5.75 x 0.38 inches
Size	‎1-3/4"
Style	‎1 and 5-Gallon
Warranty Description	‎Limited Lifetime

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Scritto da: Kristi Sexton

Nice for water

Use this to mix up my nutrient water for my plants, works very well!

Scritto da: Larry in FL

Worked great and was inexpensive!

I had some old paint that needed a serious mixing, so I thought I'd try one of these. Bought this one because it was a well known brand and was not expensive. I am very pleased! It did a great job, with good mixing and NO SPATTER!

Scritto da: D.

Bought for quarts, works great for quarts

Received my order, as I intended to use it to mix QUARTS of paint. Mixes very well for quart size, as it does not bring the paint over the rim of the qt. can. (Not too much mixing power). Easy to clean when used with water based paint (have not tried oil.) 2" size works with a 1/4" drill (I used cordless). For the price (practically disposable), it can't be beat. I use larger sizes/others for gallons.

Scritto da: G. S. Best

Cheap and it works...kinda

I was feeling cheap when I bought this and it does work, just not very well. I would recommend buying a better, more aggressive stirring tool. Or...if you are feeling cheap like I was, this is the tool for you!

Scritto da: K. McDermott

Plastic paddle not connected to metal shaft.

The metal shaft has some shallow grooves in the end, presumably this is how it is supposed be attached to the plastic paddle/stirrer part. As soon as I submerged the paddle end in the half gallon of paint and engaged the drill, the paddle end spun off the shaft into the paint. I fished it out and threw it in the trash.

Scritto da: AG

Great Compact Mixer

This mixer is good for quarts and gallons but I imagine it will take longer to mix a gallon. The price is a no brainer and you can keep it as a back up if anything. To this day I still can't understand why companies put sticker labels directly on products. Why does it need a sticker label for shipping?

Scritto da: Uncle Ronnie

Outstanding Value for Mixing 1-Gallon and Smaller

For the price, you just can't beat this. The churner is non-metallic, but it seems well made and is affixed to the shaft in a secure manner. Obviously, this is too small for 5-gallon pails, but for quarts and gallons, I think it's just fine.

Scritto da: Digger

Works, but did not see the time savings

So the good. It arrived unbroken and is solid. The gallon size on a gallon can took a lot of up and down and round and round to get a mix. Which is why I'm not sure it actually saved me any time from the old stick shift. On really thin liquids like water urethane maybe. Thicker stuff just led to way too small a vortex to pull and move stuff. One odd note. I was expecting this to throw paint like a peaceful protest. It didn't hardly at all unless I just completely yanked it out.