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The cement mixer is a must have tool for cement mixtures used at home or at a construction site job. Certified MTP has you covered with cement mixers for any job big or small. We have portable cement mixers for mixing small batches of cement, concrete or asphalt that can be moved to any location. Or, our stationary cement mixers are great for larger loads, with buckets that completely turn over for max. content usage. We also have the popular Stationary Concrete Mixer.
Check out our full store to all the available Towable Cement Mixer 9 cu ft Concrete Mixer with 1.5 HP, Steel Drum, Towable cement mixers and concrete mixer.
Why Our Concrete Cement Mixer?
You work on various projects like small jobs, so we have various mixer sizes to help you get them done. We have the full range of mixers from 5 to 15 gallons. Our 5-gallon, 10-gallon and 15-gallon mixers have the size and horsepower you need to mix your mortar or concrete. We have portable mixers, mortar mixers and handheld mixers, each with its own features and advantages. Accessory options like mixing paddles or chain guards are available to enhance the performance or easiness of your mixer.
What Kind of Mix Should You Get?
The mixer you choose can make a big difference to the outcome of the project. Whether you’re a contractor or a DIYer, it’s important to make the right choice. Portable mixers are used in the field on construction sites, popular among contractors and DIYers. These compact mixers can be moved from one location to another. They have a drum or container where the wheelbarrow-like structure for easy pouring of the mixed concrete using a hose.
The concrete mixers are versatile and suitable for various applications, small scale building projects, repairs and maintenance work.
Mortar mixers on the other hand are designed for mortar, stucco and grout because they have various engine options. They have a different configuration than the concrete mixer, with specialized mixing paddles for blending mortar compounds.
Notably they are not limited to mortar and stucco but can also be used for agricultural projects like animal feed.
Mortar mixers are used in masonry work, tile installations and other projects where precise and consistent mortar mixing is required.
Handheld mixers are smaller and more portable than traditional cement mixers. They are used for smaller projects or areas larger mixers can’t reach. Handheld mixers are ideal for mixing small quantities and are often used for tasks like tile grouting or small scale repairs. They offer convenience and ease of use, you can use directly in a container. A cover can be used to protect or contain the contents of a 5 gallon bucket during mixing, to prevent spillage or maintain temperature.
The right mixer for you will depend on the project requirements, the consistency you need, the volume you need and the available space and power source. Electric mixers are used for small to medium sized projects because they are efficient and easy to operate with different engine options. They require a power source and are suitable for indoor and outdoor applications and have various engine options.
For larger construction projects or sites without access to electricity, mixers with an engine (like gas or diesel) may be better especially if you’re a contractor.
Certified MTP is the best place to start when looking for a mixer. We have various mixers, different sizes and types to suit your needs. Customers can browse the available options, compare prices and read product descriptions to find the mixer that fits their requirements. We also have additional information and tips on our website to help customers make the right choice.
When choosing a mixer look for one made of steel that can withstand the rough nature of mixing heavy materials. Check for features that enhance efficiency and easiness like adjustable mixing speeds and ergonomic design.
Concrete mixers are essential testing and construction projects. They provide efficient and effective mixing of concrete, mortar and other materials to produce a homogenous concrete mix for any application.
Whether you need a pulverizer, Rotary Sifter, portable mixer, mortar mixer or handheld mixer, or equipment for aggregate test sieves, choosing the right one is crucial to the success of your next project. Shop Certified MTP to get the complete specifications and best mixers available or contact us for more information.
When working with concrete and using a 5 gallon bucket as your mixing vessel, following proper safety precautions and best practices is important for both the quality of your project and your personal safety. Whether you’re a seasoned contractor or DIYer, the right approach can make all the difference in your results.
Start by equipping yourself with the right personal protective equipment. Always wear gloves to protect your skin from concrete, safety glasses to shield your eyes from splashes and a dust mask to avoid inhaling fine particles during the mixing process. These simple tools are your first line of defense against irritation and injury.
Choose a well ventilated workspace, ideally out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources. This will prevent your concrete mixture from setting too quickly and give you enough time to achieve the right consistency. Keep water nearby for quick clean up of your hands and tools and avoid loose clothing that could get caught in your drill or mixer.
When using a heavy duty drill with a mixing paddle or paint mixer, make sure the paddle is securely attached and the 5 gallon bucket is on a stable, level surface. This will reduce the risk of spills or accidents while you mix. Start by adding a small amount of water, then add your cement and aggregates, mixing as you go. This will help you produce a smooth homogenous mix and prevent the concrete from becoming too runny or too dry. Don’t overmix, this will weaken the final set and reduce the durability of your concrete.Check your tools and equipment before each use. Check your 5 gallon bucket for cracks, make sure your drill and mixer are in good working order and use a long handled mixing paddle to reach the bottom and sides of the bucket for thorough mixing. For larger batches consider using a concrete mixer or a heavy duty paint mixer attachment to save time and effort.
To prevent your concrete from sticking apply a light coating to the inside of your 5 gallon bucket before you start. Use steel accessories like a mixing paddle or trowel for efficient mixing and finishing. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for mixing ratios and application as using the right amount of water and cement is key to a strong and long lasting mix.
After you’ve finished mixing clean your tools, drill and mixer to prevent concrete from hardening and damaging your equipment. Proper maintenance extends the life of your tools and ensures they’re ready for your next project.
Finally, pay attention to the working time and set time of your concrete mixture. Using a 5 gal. bucket and a heavy duty mixer will help you work efficiently and reduce the risk of errors. By preparing in advance and following these best practices you’ll create a durable high quality concrete mix that will last.
Our mixers are very easy to use. Simply add cement, sand and water to the polyethylene drum which rotates to mix the materials together as a mixture. The resulting mix can be used for various construction projects.
We offer cement mixer drums including mixers with a polyethylene drum in a huge variety of mixture sizes so you can create a size that suits your project needs. Our drums are made of high quality materials like steel so they’re durable and long lasting even with heavy loads and demanding projects. The size and materials mean each one varies in weight, the portable ones weigh the least. Please check the product specifications for the specific weight of each item.
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