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Cement Mixers
Concrete mixers combine cement, water, and sand or gravel into a pourable mix that can be used in construction and paving applications. Our cement mixers can provide a smaller batch of mix for jobs where cement trucks are just too much. Portable concrete mixers are ideal for moving around the jobsite. Solid flat-free wheels are tough enough for easy maneuverability. Low-profile sizes are conducive to pouring the mixture into forms. Made of heavy-duty steel, these electric concrete mixers feature rust and corrosion-resistant material. Stability in structure from the triangular bracket ensuring extra stability. Easy to transport lightweight designed electric concrete mixers are perfect for sites with access to electricity. Mixers are not limited to concrete, stucco, and mortar mixing use, but can be a great choice for mixing feeds and agricultural uses.
Be sure to check out the Constructing a Concrete Patio or Shed Pad guide to to walk through the steps involved in this backyard build using your cement mixer.
Cement Mixers Frequently Asked Questions:
How long does it take to mix cement in a mixer?
How much cement and water should I add to the cement mixer?
- 1 part cement
- 2 parts sand
- 3 parts gravel
- 0.5 part water