Festool CS 120x600 SW10 Mixing Stirrer – 120 mm Diameter, 600 mm Length, Hexagonal Shank

Overview

Festool Mixing Stirrer CS 120x600 SW10 At a Glance: 120 mm mixing diameter | 600 mm length | SW10 hexagonal shank | For 10–25 kg batches | Designed for mixing without trapping air. Prepare fillers, levelling compounds, sealants and adhesives with the Festool CS 120x600 SW10 mixing stirrer. Designed for thorough blending while minimising unwanted air bubbles, its mixing basket generates high shear forces to work the ingredients into a consistent mixture. The SW10 hexagonal shank allows attachment to a suitable drill chuck, making it a practical accessory for material preparation during filling, smoothing, sealing and bonding work. With a 120 mm basket diameter and 600 mm length, it is specified for material quantities of 10–25 kg, subject to the driving tool’s mixing limits. CS mixing action for compounds, fillers and adhesives Thorough mixing is essential for a consistent working material. The CS stirrer is designed to blend suitable compounds without trapping air, helping prepare materials where unwanted bubbles can affect application quality. Product Highlights • Designed to minimise trapped air: Supports bubble-free preparation of suitable mixing compounds. • High shear mixing action: Promotes thorough blending of the ingredients. • SW10 hexagonal shank: For secure clamping in a suitable drill chuck. • 120 mm mixing diameter: Provides a practical basket size for the specified batch range. • 600 mm length: Provides reach into the mixing container. • 10–25 kg material quantity: Suitable for controlled batch preparation within the driving tool’s capacity. Product Compatibility • Chuck requirement: For drill chucks with a clamping capacity of at least 13 mm. • Driving tool: Use a drill approved by its manufacturer for the intended mixing task. • Operating capacity: Check the tool’s permitted stirrer diameter, material quantity and operating limits before use. Check the drill’s mixing capability Chuck fit alone does not determine mixing suitability. The drill must also be suitable for the material’s resistance and the chosen batch size. Follow both the tool and compound manufacturers’ instructions.