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$128.00
+ GST ($140.80 - $140.80 AUD)

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$925.00
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The right mixer does more than combine ingredients; it determines the consistency, fibre distribution, and workability of your mix. Whether you are batching a single 20kg bag of GFRC premix or running large-volume pours across multiple forms, Domcrete has a concrete mixing station to suit the scale of your operation.
The range covers handheld paddle mixers for small-batch studio work, heavy-duty screed mixers for high-volume production, and supporting accessories to keep your equipment clean and your workflow consistent. We carry brands like Collomix, Imer, and Mikser Pro, all selected for their performance in cementitious applications where precise mixing action matters. Undermixing a GFRC or ECC batch leads to uneven fibre distribution and weak spots, while overmixing can damage fibre integrity. Using the right tool correctly can give you repeatable results every time. Browse our full range, or get in touch if you need help matching a mixer to your setup.
A screed mixer is a high-capacity, motor-driven mixer designed to handle large volumes of cementitious material efficiently and consistently. Unlike a hand mixer, a screed mixer operates continuously and can process significantly larger batch sizes, making it the preferred choice for fabricators producing multiple panels, benchtops, or elements per day.
For GFRC production, a screed mixer is worth considering if you are regularly mixing more than two to three bags per batch, or if mixing time is becoming a bottleneck in your workflow. For ECC production, a pan mixer is required to properly mix and disperse the fibre system. Domcrete stocks the Mikser Pro 120L and 300L and the Imer Mixer 120 Plus and 360 Plus, all of which are well suited to cementitious premix applications. If you are just starting or working at a smaller scale, a quality hand mixer like the Collomix X06 R is a more practical and cost-effective entry point.
The key differences come down to batch size, speed, and physical effort:
Both types produce excellent results for GFRC and ECC when used correctly. For GFRC, either a hand mixer or a screed mixer can be suitable, depending on the batch size and production volume. A pan or screen mixer on the other hand is required for ECC. The right choice will ultimately come down to how much you are mixing, producing, as well as the material you are working with. Need help determining which mixer would be best for your workshop? Call us at 1300 132 679 or email us at [email protected] for more information.