Aardwolf Mortar ย - Mixers L111
The portable Mortar Mixer L111 can mix all materials from sand and cement through to self-leveling epoxies, achieving a homogenous mix in 3 to 5 minutes. The Mortar Mixer L111 is designed to be easily transported by one person. It fits in elevators and passes through standard doors. The vertical shaft mixing action does not splash and with the hand operated door, it delivers as little as a handful, a bucket full or a wheelbarrow of material. The Mortar Mixer L111 is quiet enough to operate anywhere. This durable mixer has an all-steel frame and drum and is powered by a high torque 1 hp electric gear motor.
Features
- Lightweight
- Quiet operation
- Easily transported
- Removable paddles for easy cleaning
- Simple drive system
- Fast mixing
- High-torque motor
What our Experts Think
Q&A
Q1: What is the Aardwolf L111 used for?
A: It is a portable industrial mortar mixer designed to mix sand, cement, grout, adhesives, and epoxy-based materials into a smooth, uniform blend.
Q2: What is the mixing capacity?
A: It has a 106-liter drum capacity, suitable for medium to large batch mixing on construction and stone fabrication sites.
Q3: How fast does it mix materials?
A: It delivers a homogeneous mix in approximately 3โ5 minutes, improving workflow efficiency.
Q4: What materials can it handle?
A: It handles cement mortar, sand mixes, self-leveling compounds, grout, and epoxy resins.
Q5: Is it easy to transport?
A: Yes. It is designed to be compact, portable, and maneuverable by one person, fitting through standard doors and elevators.
Q6: What is the motor specification?
A: It is powered by a high-torque 1 HP electric gear motor for reliable continuous operation.
Q7: What safety and cleanliness features does it have?
A: It features a vertical shaft mixing system that reduces splashing, plus removable paddles for easy cleaning.
Q8: What is its weight?
A: Approx. 90โ96 kg, depending on configuration.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean immediately after use: Remove all mortar residue from drum, paddles, and discharge area to prevent hardening and buildup.
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Flush drum properly: Use water to rinse internal surfaces; avoid letting mortar dry inside the mixer.
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Inspect mixing blades: Check for wear, bending, or loosening and replace if mixing efficiency decreases.
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Lubricate moving parts: Apply grease to bearings, joints, and drive components as per maintenance schedule.
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Check motor and belt system: Ensure belts are properly tensioned and free from cracks or slippage; inspect motor ventilation for dust buildup.
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Tighten fasteners: Regularly check bolts and frame connections for vibration loosening.
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Check electrical safety: Inspect cables, switches, and plugs for damage or overheating signs before operation.
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Avoid overloading: Do not exceed recommended mixing capacity to prevent motor strain.
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Store in dry conditions: Protect from moisture and rain to avoid rust and electrical damage
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