SKU: 96186168608

Marshalltown Steel Ribbon Mud Mixer, 2 in. W x 16 in. L

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Marshalltown Steel Ribbon Mud Mixer, 2 in. W x 16 in. LSteel Ribbon Mud Mixer, 2" x 16" This Marshalltown steel ribbon mud mixer blends paint, drywall mud, adhesives, and coatings quickly and consistently. Built from high quality plated steel, it fits standard variable speed drills to deliver smooth, lump free mixes on the jobsite. Key Features: Durable Construction: High quality plated steel resists bending and corrosion Drill Compatible: Fits 3 8 in. or larger variable speed drills for easy mixing

Steel Ribbon Mud Mixer, 2" x 16"

This Marshalltown steel ribbon mud mixer blends paint, drywall mud, adhesives, and coatings quickly and consistently. Built from high-quality plated steel, it fits standard variable-speed drills to deliver smooth, lump-free mixes on the jobsite.


Key Features:

  • Durable Construction: High-quality plated steel resists bending and corrosion
  • Drill-Compatible: Fits 3/8 in. or larger variable-speed drills for easy mixing
  • Optimal Performance Range: Works best at 500–900 RPM for smooth, even blends
  • Versatile Use: Mixes paint, drywall mud, adhesives, coatings, and more
  • Compact Size: 2 in. head with 16 in. length for buckets and tight spaces

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Brand Marshalltown
Type Steel ribbon mud mixer
Material Plated steel
Blade material Steel
Width 2 in.
Length 16 in.
Drill compatibility Fits 3/8 in. or larger variable-speed drill
Recommended operating speed 500–900 RPM
Package weight 0.6 lb
Package dimensions (L x W x H) 2.2 in. x 3.2 in. x 16 in.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What drill size is required?
A: A 3/8 in. or larger variable-speed drill is recommended.


Q: What materials can this mixer handle?
A: It’s designed for paint, drywall mud, adhesives, coatings, and similar liquids or semi-liquids.


Q: What speed should I run the drill at?
A: For best results, operate between 500–900 RPM.


Q: Is the mixer made of stainless steel?
A: It is made from high-quality plated steel for durability and corrosion resistance.


Q: Can it be used in a 5-gallon bucket?
A: Yes, the 16 in. length is suitable for common mixing buckets, including many 5-gallon pails.


Sculptural Utility for Flawless Finishes

This sleek, ribboned silhouette turns the everyday task of mixing into a moment of precision. The plated steel glints with a polished confidence, while the circular head folds pigments and compounds into a velvety, uniform texture. Pair it with a clean white bucket and a matte-black drill for a studio-chic setup. It’s a quiet essential that elevates prep work to a luxury ritual.


Choose the Marshalltown steel ribbon mixer for faster, smoother mixes and start your project with pro-level results.

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