ID MIX165H ELECTRIC PAINT MIXER MACHINE [G-240V] - 26030

Yes, absolutely. The ID MIX165H is rated at 220-240V~ / 50-60Hz, which is perfectly matched to the UAE's standard 220-240V / 50Hz power grid. It also comes fitted with a Type G (British 3-Pin) plug, which is the standard plug type used across the UAE. You can plug it in and start working immediately with no adapters required.

A standard drill is designed primarily for drilling and driving, meaning its motor and gearing are optimised for rotational torque under load in short bursts. The ID MIX165H is a dedicated 1800W electric paint mixer built specifically for sustained, continuous mixing operations. Its variable speed trigger, M14 threaded paddle interface, and double insulation safety system are all purpose-built for mixing tasks, making it far more efficient, safer, and longer-lasting for this specific application than a repurposed drill.

The ID MIX165H comes as a complete, ready-to-use package. In the box you will find the main machine unit, a stirring paddle so you can begin mixing immediately, a side handle for two-handed control and stability, an auto-stop carbon brush set for future motor maintenance, and a guide book. No additional purchases are necessary to get started on day one.

The ID MIX165H is well-suited for a wide range of materials commonly used in painting and construction. These include wall paints, primers, and emulsions, as well as thicker materials such as tile adhesives, grouts, epoxy resins, and industrial coatings. Its 1800W motor and variable speed control allow you to adjust the mixing intensity to match the viscosity of the material, preventing splashing with thin liquids and ensuring thorough blending of heavy-bodied compounds.

Yes. The machine uses a standard M14 thread connection on the drive shaft, which is the universal industry standard for professional mixing paddles. You can use any compatible third-party paddle with an M14 thread, provided its diameter does not exceed the maximum of 165mm. This gives you the flexibility to choose from spiral paddles, ribbon paddles, or other styles depending on the material and mixing volume.

The variable speed trigger operates on a pressure-sensitive mechanism. The amount of force you apply to the trigger directly controls the speed of the motor. A light squeeze will produce a slow, gentle rotation — ideal for starting a mix without splashing or for working with thinner materials. Squeezing the trigger fully will drive the motor to its maximum no-load speed of 2000 RPM, delivering the full power needed for rapid, thorough mixing of dense materials.

The ID MIX165H is built with a double insulation system, which means the internal electrical components are fully isolated from the outer casing of the machine. This design ensures that no electrical current can reach the outer body of the tool, significantly reducing the risk of electric shock in environments where moisture may be present. While it is not rated as waterproof and should not be submerged or used in heavy rain, the double insulation provides a critical layer of protection for typical construction site conditions.

The ID MIX165H includes an auto-stop carbon brush set in the box. Carbon brushes are a normal wear component in electric motors — they conduct electricity to the rotating part of the motor and gradually wear down over time with use. The auto-stop feature means the machine will automatically stop operating when the brushes reach the end of their service life, preventing damage to the motor's commutator. When this happens, simply replace the carbon brushes with a compatible set to restore full operation and extend the life of your machine.

Uneven mixing is usually caused by one of a few factors. First, check that you are using the correct paddle type for the material — a paddle that is too small or the wrong shape may not create sufficient circulation in the container. Second, ensure the paddle is fully submerged before starting the machine to avoid introducing excess air. Third, use the variable speed trigger to start at a low speed and gradually increase, moving the paddle slowly up and down and in circular motions to ensure all material — including sediment at the bottom — is incorporated. If the material is very thick, allow the 1800W motor to work at a higher speed for a longer duration.