Choose a paddle mixer by the material and batch, the grip that suits the operator and the paddle the buyer needs to supply. Match paddle geometry, connection and permitted size on the sample. Then specify speed and supply version in the order.
| Model | Listed motor and speed | Paddle interface | Model comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| DUP-MX-001 | 1,200 W; 0–900 rpm; six settings | M14; 120 mm listed paddle | Evaluate the handle layout on the target task |
| DUP-MX-002 | 1,200 W; 0–900 rpm; six settings | M14; 120 mm listed paddle | Dual-grip format; compare reach and control on the same task |
Start with the material brief
Record the intended material, batch size, container and mixing process. Ask the buyer which paddle should be quoted and whether it needs a replacement item code. Collomix’s paddle guide illustrates how paddle geometry is selected for the material. Evaluate the specified paddle with the chosen model and do not assume a shared thread is sufficient to approve an alternate paddle.
Approve the complete supply configuration
Request one sample setup with the same material and container for each shortlisted model. Record operator grip, fitted paddle, speed setting and the relevant observations. Separate handling observations from measurable process results. Ask for the exact destination voltage and frequency on the label, the paddle reference and all included parts on the quotation.
Buyer FAQs
Are MX-001 and MX-002 different in their listed speed range?
Both list 0–900 rpm and six settings. Compare the grip and order package before assigning them to separate range positions.
What should a replacement paddle listing include?
Identify the connection, paddle dimensions and supported models, and preserve the original approval reference.
Read the related guide on What Information to Include in a Power Tool RFQ or request a model-specific quotation with the configuration you need.