Premier
Premier PM72532 Paint Mixer 17 in 900 RPM 11/32 in shaft
17-inch spiral-head paint mixing paddle with 11/32-inch shaft for drills up to 900 RPM
- ColorTransparent
- 17-inch length reaches deep into paint cans
- 900 RPM maximum speed handles heavy mixing tasks
- 11/32-inch shaft fits standard drill chucks
- 3-1/4-inch spiral head blends paint thoroughly
- Transparent construction lets you monitor mix consistency
Paint Mixer for 900 RPM Drills
This Premier PM72532 mixing paddle attaches to a drill chuck that accepts an 11/32 in shaft. The 17 in overall length reaches the bottom of standard paint cans and buckets. A spiral head design moves material from the bottom up for a consistent blend. It is built for professionals and DIY users who mix paint, stain, or epoxy.
Spiral Head Changes Mixing Action
The 3 1/4 in diameter spiral head creates a folding motion rather than a simple stirring vortex. This pattern pulls settled pigment from the bottom and folds it into the liquid above. It reduces the amount of air whipped into the mixture compared to flat paddles. The transparent colour lets the operator see the blend progress inside the container.
900 RPM Limit Sets Practical Boundaries
The 900 RPM maximum speed restricts use to low-speed drills or drill drivers with a suitable gear setting. High-speed rotary tools will exceed this limit and risk shaft failure or head separation. The 11/32 in shaft diameter fits common 3/8 in chucks but will not secure in 1/4 in hex quick-change adapters. Users must verify their drill chuck capacity before starting.
Highlights
- 17-inch length reaches deep into paint cans
- 900 RPM maximum speed handles heavy mixing tasks
- 11/32-inch shaft fits standard drill chucks
- 3-1/4-inch spiral head blends paint thoroughly
- Transparent construction lets you monitor mix consistency
Specifications
| Brand | PREMIER |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Will the 11/32 in shaft on the Premier PM72532 need replacing after heavy use?
The shaft is a solid steel piece; replacement is only needed if it bends or the chuck jaws strip the flats.
What stops the Premier PM72532 from running continuously at 900 RPM?
The drill motor’s thermal limit or the paddle’s torque load will halt operation before the mixer itself fails.
How hot or noisy does the Premier PM72532 get during all-day mixing?
The paddle stays near ambient temperature; noise and heat come from the drill, not the mixer head.
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