Ivy Classic 24090 - 5 Gallon Speed Mixer

Move more material—faster and cleaner. This drill-powered 5-gallon mixer uses a heavy-duty steel shaft and a large, optimized paddle to lift from the bottom and fold from the sides, delivering a smooth, uniform blend with fewer bubbles and less splashing. Built for standard 5-gal buckets, it snaps into common drill chucks so you can power through paints, coatings, joint compound, adhesives, and sealants without slowing down.

Key Features

• Large-capacity paddle engineered for rapid, uniform mixing in 5-gal buckets.
• Bottom-lift, fold-over geometry reduces air entrainment, streaks, and dry pockets.
• Heavy-duty steel shaft and paddle for jobsite durability and long service life.
• Drill-powered convenience—fits most standard 3/8" and 1/2" chucks.
• Splash-control profile helps keep rims and work areas cleaner.
• Smooth cleanup: rinse promptly and wipe down to preserve finish.
• Versatile: blends paints, primers, coatings, drywall mud/joint compound, adhesives, and sealants.

Product Type: Drill-powered mixing paddle (5-gallon capacity)

Weight: ~1.2–2.0 lb (approx.)

Overall Dimensions: ~24–28 in (L) × 4–5 in (W) × 4–5 in (H)

Material: Heavy-duty carbon steel shaft and paddle

Finish / Coating: Corrosion-resistant protective finish

Shaft Length (Usable): ~22–26 in

Shank / Drive: Round shank fits standard drill chucks (3/8" or 1/2")

Paddle Diameter: ~4–5 in (optimized for 5-gal buckets)

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

Tool Compatibility: Corded/cordless drills with 3/8"–1/2" chucks (low-speed, high-torque preferred)

Recommended Speed: Low–medium RPM (≈300–600 RPM; start slow to minimize splashing)

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

Cleanup: Rinse promptly in appropriate solvent/water; spin briefly at low speed and wipe dry

Included: One 5-gallon speed mixer (drill not included)

Q: Will this 5-gallon mixer fit my drill?
A: Yes—its round shank fits most standard 3/8" and 1/2" drill chucks; a low-speed, high-torque drill works best.

Q: What speed should I run for large batches?
A: Start slow, then mix at low–medium RPM (about 300–600 RPM) to minimize splashing and air bubbles.

Q: What materials is it designed to mix?
A: Paints, primers, coatings, drywall mud/joint compound, adhesives, and sealants—ideal for standard 5-gal buckets.

Q: Any cleanup tips to extend tool life?
A: Rinse promptly in the appropriate solvent or water, spin briefly at low speed to shed residue, then wipe dry to prevent corrosion.