Concrete Mixers

Mix More, Wait Less, Pro Mixers That Keep Your Pour on Schedule.

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Benefits of Concrete Mixers

Superior Mix quality

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Purpose‑built concrete mixers shear and fold material uniformly, eliminating dry pockets and weak spots. Forced-action drums, such as the TMX 1000 & 1500-Forced Action Concrete excel with stiff mixes and bagged mortars, producing cohesive batches that finish stronger and cure more predictably than hand-mixed or improvised methods.

Safer, Cleaner workflow

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Closed drums and well‑designed paddles minimize splash, dust, and site mess, improving visibility and air quality. Keeping mix in a dedicated tub or drum limits tracking and contamination, while consistent batching reduces waste and cleanup time, so the site stays orderly and ready for finishing.

Reduced Labor

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Mechanical mixing saves backs and shoulders while freeing people for finishing and placement. Compact augers like the Superior Auger Mixer, 5” or a Cone Mixer Auger in a Cone Mixer Tub move material efficiently, so fewer workers can achieve more, especially valuable on hot days and larger pours.

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Concrete Mixers FAQs

It comes down to what you're mixing and how much of it. Thin, flowable materials like self-levelers and grout do well with a handheld paddle mixer. Thicker, stiffer mixes like polymer mortars and repair concrete call for a forced-action drum or cone system with an auger. For smaller batches or frequent material changes, an auger mixer or handheld paddle keeps things simple. Check the individual product specs to match paddle style to your mix.

A double paddle mixer uses counter-rotating paddles for a faster wet-out, better control in heavy mixes, and less strain during long pours. A single paddle mixer is lighter and easier to maneuver, a solid fit for standard mortars and grout.

Yes, with the right paddle and a low RPM to keep air out of the mix. Forced-action drums and cone systems are especially well suited to resin-bonded sands, since they shear the material evenly.

Rinse the paddle or drum right after use and never let material cure inside it. Check paddles and augers regularly for wear or bent blades, and replace them if the mix starts coming out uneven.

If you're mixing often or working with specialty materials, buying makes sense. For an occasional or one-off pour, renting is the more practical route. Reach out if you'd like to rent a mixer for your project.

Add powder gradually into water and keep the RPM low to limit dust. Enclosed or cone systems help with higher-capacity, lower-splash batching, and working in a ventilated area with a wet-mix technique also goes a long way.

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  • Sauders personnel goes out of they’re way to help the homeowner who choose to take on hardscaping projects. My wife and I built a free standing sitting wall with pillars around our patio and Sauder’s provided all the materials and expertise on how to build a wall.
    M. Krebs
  • Reliable, knowledgeable, and friendly! Sauder's was one of the suppliers we used last year to build our paver patio & retaining wall. They were the ONLY supplier to suggest a border to break up the same color on the patio and wall, and we are SO happy we took their advice!
    Stephanie Starliper
  • You will experience great customer service. Any questions about a wall, edging, your driveway, patio, lighting, waterfalls. Any outdoor living questions, they will bring you the most innovative and best solution for your project. Also they are connected to some of the most talented contractors in the business.
    Steven Bontrager

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