Premier Paint Roller PM72535 Power Mixer 14 Inch

Product Description

The PREMIER PAINT ROLLER PM72535 is a metal power mixer designed for blending paints, coatings, epoxies, and similar materials in 1-gallon containers. The mixer features a 14-inch shaft length and a 2.25-inch diameter mixing head with a powder-coated finish for durability. It is intended for use with a standard corded or cordless drill and is well suited for painters, coating contractors, and trade professionals who need consistent, thorough mixing without hand-stirring. Weighing approximately 1 pound, it is lightweight enough for extended use without fatigue. The metal construction provides strength and resistance to bending under load during typical mixing operations.

This power mixer is sized for 1-gallon containers, making it a practical tool for smaller batch mixing tasks on job sites or in shop environments. It is commonly used by painting contractors, floor coating applicators, and general tradespeople who work with single-gallon quantities of paint, primer, adhesive, or similar materials. The compact mixer head diameter allows it to clear the interior walls of standard 1-gallon cans without splashing.

Key Features

• 14-inch shaft length provides reach to the bottom of 1-gallon containers
• 2.25-inch mixer head diameter sized to fit standard 1-gallon cans
• Metal construction resists bending and deformation under mixing load
• Powder-coated finish adds corrosion resistance for repeated use with water-based and solvent-based materials
• Lightweight at 1 pound for reduced fatigue during extended mixing sessions
• Chuck-mount design compatible with standard drill drivers

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1-gallon containers and compatible with standard drill chucks for chuck-mount power mixing applications.

Installation Notes

Insert the mixer shaft into a standard drill chuck and tighten securely before use. Verify the container is stable and secured before beginning mixing to prevent tipping. Start the drill at a low speed before increasing to avoid splashing. Follow all applicable safety guidelines for the material being mixed, including PPE requirements for solvent-based coatings.