Ivy Classic 24086 - 1 Gallon Speed Mixer

Blend paints, coatings, drywall mud, and adhesives fast and uniformly. This drill-powered 1-gallon mixer uses a durable steel shaft and an optimized paddle profile to pull material from the bottom up, cutting mix time while minimizing splashes and trapped air. It fits standard drill chucks for quick setup and cleans up easily, so you can move from batch to batch without slowing down.

Key Features

• Rapid, uniform mixing for 1-gallon batches of paint, coatings, drywall compound, adhesives, and sealants.
• Optimized paddle geometry lifts and folds material to reduce air bubbles and streaks.
• Durable steel shaft and mixing head for jobsite reliability and long service life.
• Drill-powered convenience—fits most standard chucks for quick attach/remove.
• Splash-control design helps keep rims and work areas cleaner.
• Smooth, easy rinse-off cleanup to speed turnarounds between mixes.
• Compact length for better control inside 1-gallon cans and buckets.

Product Type: Drill-powered mixing paddle (1-gallon capacity)

Weight: ~10–14 oz (approx.)

Overall Dimensions: ~16–18 in (L) × 3–3.5 in (W) × 3–3.5 in (H)

Material: Carbon steel shaft and paddle; corrosion-resistant protective finish

Shaft Length: ~14–16 in (usable)

Shaft Diameter / Shank: 1/4"–3/8" round shank (fits standard drill chucks)

Paddle Diameter: ~3–3.5 in (optimized for 1-gal cans/buckets)

Mixing Geometry: Bottom-lift, fold-over design to reduce air entrainment and streaks

Tool Compatibility: Corded/cordless drills (3/8" or 1/2" chuck recommended)

Recommended Speed: Low–medium RPM (typically 300–800 RPM; start slow to limit splashing)

Suitable Materials: Paints, primers, coatings, drywall compound, joint mud, adhesives, sealants

Cleanup: Rinse immediately after use; wipe dry to preserve finish

Included: One 1-gallon speed mixer (drill not included)

Q: Will this 1-gallon mixer fit my drill?
A: Yes. It uses a round shank that fits most standard 3/8" and 1/2" drill chucks.

Q: What speed should I run the drill at?
A: Start slow and mix at low–medium RPM (about 300–800 RPM) to minimize splashing and air entrainment.

Q: What materials can I mix with it?
A: Paints, primers, coatings, drywall compound/joint mud, adhesives, and sealants—anything typically mixed in 1-gallon cans or pails.

Q: How do I clean the paddle after use?
A: Rinse immediately in an appropriate solvent or water (per material), spin briefly at low speed to shed residue, then wipe dry to prevent corrosion.