How much material can the Makinex MS-100 mix in one batch?
It mixes up to 220 lbs (100 kg) in 3 minutes. That is a full batch cycle with the MS-M-US mixer fitted, so larger pours are handled as consecutive batches rather than one load. The specifications do not list a minimum batch size, so check small or unusual mixes against your own material's mixing instructions.
What comes with the Mixing Station Complete package?
The package includes four items: the MS-100 Mixing Station, the MS-M-US Mixer, a Transportation Frame, and an Operator's Manual. That covers the mixing unit, the mixing tool itself, and the frame for moving the station between jobs. Buckets, drums, and the material being mixed are not listed as included, so plan to supply those separately.
What power does it need?
It uses a 1500W dual speed motor. The two speeds let you match the mixer to thinner or heavier material. The specifications list wattage only — they do not state voltage, amperage, plug type, or cord length. Confirm the supply and circuit at your site against the Operator's Manual before first use, particularly if you are running from a generator.
How much space does the machine take up?
The footprint is L 25 in (650 mm) by W 22 in (600 mm), with a listed height of 42–50 in (1060–1260 mm). Allow for the taller figure when checking doorways, van interiors, and ceiling or scaffold clearance. The footprint is what matters for storage and for positioning the unit next to your material stack on site.
How heavy is it and how do you move it around a site?
The machine weighs 55 lbs (25 kg) with the mixer fitted. A Transportation Frame is included for moving it between work areas and in and out of a vehicle. Weight and dimensions are the only handling figures given in the specifications — follow your own site's manual handling rules and the Operator's Manual for lifting and setup.
Who is this suited to, and who should look at something else?
It suits contractors mixing bagged material in batches on site — screeds, renders, self-levelling compounds, and similar work where batches are prepared as the job progresses. Buyers needing continuous high-volume output, or a single mix larger than the rated batch, would be better served by a larger plant. The specifications do not list compatible material types, so verify against your product data.
