Mélangeurs portatifs
AETHEL builds handheld mixers for brands, importers and trade-focused ranges. These are the tools that stir paint, tile adhesive, mortar, plaster, screed and resin, and the buyers are decorators, tilers, plasterers, flooring contractors and DIY users working through a bucket rather than a drum.
Our handheld mixer programme is supplied under your brand with the paddle, chuck and case configuration your market expects.
What we build on the handheld mixer line
The AL-HM series covers handheld paddle mixers in the power classes used for light liquids through to heavy mortar and screed, supplied with the mixing paddle and chuck or thread arrangement that suits the material. The material decides the paddle: paint and resin need a disc or spiral paddle, tile adhesive and mortar need a heavier helix, and the tool has to hold torque when the mix thickens. Confirm whether your market expects a single-speed or variable-speed machine, a soft-start, and whether a second paddle or a carry case belongs in the box.
How to specify a handheld mixer order
Start with the material your customers mix most, because it determines both the motor power and the paddle geometry — a mixer that handles paint comfortably can stall on screed. Then fix the speed range you need to claim and whether the tool must be variable speed, since decorators and tilers use both ends of the range in one job. Confirm the chuck or thread system and the paddle that goes with it, the handle and switch arrangement for one-handed use, then voltage and plug standard, cable length and packing format.
Private label and kit building
Your brand goes on the housing, your colour on the body, your rating label and manual in the box. Mixers sell as a system, so we build the paddle and case into the unit rather than shipping them loose — that keeps the product consistent across shipments and simplifies your warehouse picking.
Certification and quality control
Handheld mixers are built to the certification your destination requires, across CE, GS, UL and ETL with RoHS for European orders. Pre-shipment inspection covers appearance, function, speed control, torque under load and the electrical safety tests the market demands, with inspection records available with your shipping documents.
MOQ, sampling and lead time
MOQ depends on the model and the level of customisation, with logo and carton work forming the lightest commitment and a new housing colour or bespoke paddle raising it. Sampling first: approve a pre-production unit built with the paddle you intend to sell, then the schedule runs from that sign-off.
Complete the trade range
Mixer buyers are frequently the same importers who take grinders, drills and blowers. One supplier across the range keeps one colour scheme, one quality standard and one shipment across the container.
Tell us the material your customers mix and the target price band — we will match the model, the paddle and the kit configuration.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between your handheld mixers?
- Power rating, paddle type and whether the mixer is single or two-speed. Tell us which materials your customers mix — paint, tile adhesive, mortar — and we will match the model to the job rather than to the price point.
- Which paddle comes with the mixer?
- A standard paddle ships with each unit. A second paddle type for heavier materials can be added to the order if your customers mix more than one material.
- What is the MOQ?
- 500 pcs per model, and mixed models within the mixer range on a first order.
- Is a variable-speed version available?
- Electronic speed control is available on the models in our range that carry it. Send us the model list you are considering and we will confirm the speed range on the spec sheet before you commit.