Cement mixer hire

Effectively mix concrete, mortar & screed 

Cement mixer hire allows you to efficiently create concrete, mortar, and screed for small to medium construction and masonry projects, such as building walls, patios, floors, slabs, paviours, kerbs, pipes, drains, and more.

Cement mixers also allow you to produce larger quantities of concrete, with the perfect consistency for the application. All cement mixers hired through National Tool Hire come with a rotating and tilting stand so that you can tip them over and pour concrete out easily.

Cement mixers available for hire include:

240v Mixers. These are compact and lightweight mixers that are easy to use and need little to no maintenance. These electric cement mixers are safe to use indoors and in unventilated spaces, and they run off 220-240v domestic power supplies. They have a 130-litre drum capacity and are ideal for smaller jobs and domestic applications.

110v Mixers. These mixers have the same specifications and benefits as the 240v models. However, they run off 110-120v power supplies. These mixers are ideal for small to medium projects on site but require a 3kVA transformer to work with a standard domestic power socket.

Petrol Mixers. These mixers are portable and robust, with extra thick 130-litre drums and quick-mix paddles. They do not need proximity to a power source, so they are ideal for site use. However, petrol cement mixers are not suitable for indoors or enclosed spaces & they need to be topped up with fuel.

Diesel Mixers. These are large and robust mixers, with extra thick 250-litre drums and quick-mix paddles. They do not need proximity to a power source, so they are ideal for site use. However, petrol cement mixers are not suitable for indoors or enclosed spaces & they need to be topped up with fuel.

You can also hire other relevant equipment such as plate compactors and disc cutters. 

If it’s not cement that you need to mix, you might instead want to hire forced action mixers and paddle mixers which are ideal for stirring epoxies, resins, screeds, polymer, plastics, plaster, sealants, paints, and adhesives.