Practical mixing for site and building work
Choose a suitable electric or petrol mixer for preparing concrete and mortar around domestic projects, construction sites and groundworks. Select the power type that matches the available supply and working location.
Portable mixer class
A compact mixer for common site and domestic material-mixing tasks.
Electric or petrol choice
Choose 110v, 240v or petrol to suit the supply available where the mixer will be used.
Practical mixing output
Representative Minimix 150 class with a 130 litre drum and 90 litre mixing output.
Technical specifications
| Power type | Drum capacity | Mixing output | Reference class |
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| 110v electric | 130 litres | 90 litres | Altrad Belle Minimix 150 class |
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| 240v electric | 130 litres | 90 litres | Altrad Belle Minimix 150 class |
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| Petrol | 130 litres | 90 litres | Altrad Belle Minimix 150 class |
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The 240v option is currently unavailable. The power selector reflects live availability and will become orderable if stock is restored.
Planning your hire
Confirm the available power supply, mixing location, access route and working area. For 110v equipment, check whether the site already has suitable supply before arranging a transformer.
Before delivery
Provide a firm, level working position and suitable access for delivery. Keep the mixer clear of vehicle routes and confirm the power arrangement before the equipment arrives.
Concrete Mixer FAQs
Should I choose 110v, 240v or petrol?
Choose the option that matches the supply at the work area. 110v is common for site work, 240v suits a suitable domestic supply when available, and petrol is useful where electrical supply is not practical.
Why is the 240v mixer currently unavailable?
The 240v option is temporarily unavailable because supply is limited. Check back or contact the team if that power type is required.
Do I need a transformer with a 110v mixer?
Only if a suitable 110v supply is not already available. View 3kVA Transformer Hire → and confirm the site arrangement with SAB.
How much concrete can the mixer produce?
The representative mixer class has a 130 litre drum and approximately 90 litre mixing output. Actual output depends on the material and batch being prepared.
Is the petrol mixer suitable where there is no electrical supply?
Petrol operation can be useful where mains or 110v supply is unavailable. Make sure the work area is suitable for a petrol engine and follow the supplied operating guidance.
Can I hire more than one mixer?
Yes. Choose 1, 2, 3 or 4 mixers using the quantity control. Each power type and quantity resolves to its own available hire option.
Can I extend the hire period?
Choose the initial period above and contact SAB if the mixers are needed longer, subject to availability.
How are delivery and collection arranged?
SAB will confirm delivery and collection arrangements. Make sure the access route and working position are ready at the agreed time.
Ready to hire a Concrete Mixer?
Choose the mixer type, quantity and initial hire period above to get started.
