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Spiral Mortar Mixing Paddles for Heavy & High-Viscosity Materials

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SKU: N/A Categories: Mixing Equipment, Mixing Paddles / Spindles, ROX® TOOLS

Description

ROX® Spiral Mortar Mixing Paddles / Spindles are professional mixing attachments designed for heavy and high-viscosity materials used in flooring, construction and plastering applications.

The Spiral Mortar configuration moves material from the bottom towards the top of the mixing container, helping circulate dense materials throughout the batch during mechanical mixing.

These professional mixing paddles are suitable for compatible epoxy and urethane screeds, epoxy quartz, plaster, concrete and screeds.

Available in different sizes and batch capacities, ROX® Spiral Mortar Mixing Paddles provide contractors with a practical solution for mechanically mixing demanding flooring and construction materials using compatible M14 handheld mixers.

Code	Description	Weight	Size
15/0/904	SPIRAL MORTAR	25 kg max	120 mm x 600 mm
15/0/906	SPIRAL MORTAR	50 kg max	140 mm x 600 mm

What Is a Spiral Mortar Mixing Paddle?

A Spiral Mortar Mixing Paddle is a mechanically driven mixing attachment designed for heavy, dense and high-viscosity construction and flooring materials.

The spiral configuration is designed to move material from the bottom towards the top of the mixing container, helping create continuous circulation during mechanical mixing.

This makes the Spiral Mortar configuration particularly suitable for compatible materials such as epoxy screeds, urethane screeds, epoxy quartz, plaster, concrete and screeds.

ROX® Spiral Mortar Mixing Paddles use an M14 connector for compatibility with most handheld mixing equipment.

Key Features

Designed for heavy and high-viscosity materials
Spiral Mortar mixing configuration
Bottom-to-top material movement
Standard M14 connector
Suitable for compatible epoxy screeds
Suitable for compatible urethane screeds
Suitable for compatible epoxy quartz
Suitable for compatible plaster
Suitable for compatible concrete
Suitable for compatible screeds
Available in different batch capacities
Professional ROX® construction

Applications

Epoxy screed mixing
Urethane screed mixing
Epoxy quartz mixing
Concrete mixing
Cement screed mixing
Plaster mixing
Heavy mortar mixing
High-viscosity material mixing
Flooring system preparation
Construction material preparation

Who Should Use Spiral Mortar Mixing Paddles?

Epoxy flooring contractors
Industrial flooring contractors
Concrete contractors
Screed installers
Plasterers
Construction contractors
Builders
Floor coating installers
Epoxy quartz installers
Renovation professionals
Professional tradespeople

FAQ

What is a Spiral Mortar mixing paddle?

A Spiral Mortar mixing paddle is a mechanical mixing attachment designed for heavy and high-viscosity materials used in flooring and construction applications.

What is a Spiral Mortar paddle used for?

The ROX® Spiral Mortar paddle is designed for compatible heavy and high-viscosity materials including epoxy and urethane screeds, epoxy quartz, plaster, concrete and screeds.

Does the Spiral Mortar paddle mix from bottom to top?

Yes. The ROX® Spiral Mortar configuration is designed to move material from the bottom towards the top of the mixing container.

Can a Spiral Mortar paddle mix epoxy screed?

Yes. The ROX® Spiral Mortar paddle is specifically listed for mixing compatible epoxy screeds.

Can a Spiral Mortar paddle mix epoxy quartz?

Yes. Epoxy quartz is one of the listed applications for the ROX® Spiral Mortar Mixing Paddle.

Can a Spiral Mortar paddle mix urethane screed?

Yes. The paddle is suitable for compatible urethane screed materials.

Can a Spiral Mortar paddle mix concrete?

Yes. The ROX® Spiral Mortar paddle is listed for mixing compatible concrete.

Can a Spiral Mortar paddle mix plaster?

Yes. Plaster is one of the listed applications for the Spiral Mortar configuration.

Can a Spiral Mortar paddle mix screed?

Yes. The paddle is designed for mixing compatible screed materials.

What connector does the ROX® Spiral Mortar paddle use?

The ROX® Spiral Mortar Mixing Paddle uses an M14 connector.

What sizes of Spiral Mortar mixing paddles are available?

The ROX® range includes a 120 mm x 600 mm version with a maximum 25 kg batch capacity and a larger 140 mm x 600 mm version with a maximum 50 kg batch capacity.

What is the difference between the 25 kg and 50 kg Spiral Mortar paddles?

The 25 kg version is intended for smaller maximum batches, while the 50 kg version provides a larger mixing configuration for larger batches. Always follow the material and mixer manufacturer's recommended batch limits.

What is the difference between a Spiral Mortar and Helicon mixing paddle?

The Spiral Mortar is specifically intended for heavy and high-viscosity materials such as epoxy screeds, epoxy quartz, plaster, concrete and screeds, while the Helicon is designed for suitable heavy sticky materials and general-purpose medium-use mixing.

What is the difference between a Spiral Mortar and Bird Cage paddle?

The Spiral Mortar is designed for heavy and high-viscosity materials, while the Bird Cage is a low-shear configuration intended for suitable powdered materials.

Who should use a Spiral Mortar mixing paddle?

Spiral Mortar mixing paddles are suitable for flooring contractors, concrete contractors, screed installers, plasterers, builders and other professionals mixing compatible heavy and high-viscosity materials.

Spiral Mortar vs Helicon vs Bird Cage Mixing Paddle

Feature	Spiral Mortar	Helicon	Bird Cage
Primary Application	Heavy and high-viscosity materials	Heavy and sticky materials	Powdered materials
Mixing Action	Bottom to top	Bottom to top	Low-shear
Epoxy Screeds	Yes	Not primary application	Yes, where suitable
Epoxy Quartz	Yes	Not primary application	Not primary application
Plaster	Yes	Yes	Yes
Concrete	Yes	Not primary application	Not primary application
High-Viscosity Materials	Primary application	Heavy sticky materials	Powder-focused
M14 Connector	Yes	Yes	Yes

Choose the Spiral Mortar configuration when the material is heavy or high in viscosity. Choose the Helicon configuration for suitable heavy sticky materials and general-purpose medium-use mixing, while the Bird Cage configuration is intended for low-shear mixing of suitable powdered materials.