Hyde Tools
Hyde Tools 43430 Paint Mixer 5/16 in 17-1/2 in 5 Gallon
Mixes five-gallon paint containers with a 3 1/4 inch impeller head on a 17 1/2 inch steel shaft that fits a 5/16 inch drill chuck and runs up to 1,500 RPM
- TypeOthers
- Mixes 5-gallon paint efficiently with 3-1/4 in impeller head
- Fits standard electric drills via 5/16 in steel shaft
- Withstands heavy use through steel and polypropylene construction
- Operates safely at up to 1,500 RPM maximum speed
- Reaches deep into containers with 17-1/2 in overall length
Paint Mixer for 5 Gallon Containers
The Hyde Tools 43430 is a paint mixing paddle designed for five-gallon containers. Its 17-1/2 inch shaft reaches the bottom of deep buckets, and the 5/16 inch steel shaft fits standard electric drill chucks. The impeller head measures 3-1/4 inches in diameter and is rated for a maximum of 1,500 RPM.
Steel Shaft with Polypropylene Head
The combination of a steel shaft and a polypropylene impeller head resists corrosion and cleans easily after use. This construction allows the paddle to withstand the torque of an electric drill while remaining compatible with water-based and solvent-based coatings. The materials are selected for durability during repeated mixing tasks.
Verify Drill Chuck Capacity and Bucket Depth
Before ordering, confirm that your electric drill accepts a 5/16 inch shank diameter. Ensure the 17-1/2 inch shaft length suits the depth of your mixing container so the impeller reaches the material at the bottom. This mixer is not intended for containers smaller than the rated five-gallon capacity.
Highlights
- Mixes 5-gallon paint efficiently with 3-1/4 in impeller head
- Fits standard electric drills via 5/16 in steel shaft
- Withstands heavy use through steel and polypropylene construction
- Operates safely at up to 1,500 RPM maximum speed
- Reaches deep into containers with 17-1/2 in overall length
Specifications
| Brand | Hyde Mfg. |
|---|---|
| Type | Others |
Questions about this item
Will the steel shaft or polypropylene impeller need replacement after repeated mixing?
The mixer is built from steel and polypropylene, materials chosen for durability in 5-gallon paint containers.
What is the maximum continuous speed before the impeller becomes the limiting factor?
The impeller head is rated for a maximum of 1,500 RPM, so the drill speed should not exceed this limit.
How much heat or vibration does the 17-1/2 inch shaft produce during all-day mixing?
The steel shaft and polypropylene head are designed for electric drill use, keeping vibration low during extended mixing sessions.
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