Megamixer v Collomix

[church]

Evening , anyone know the the noise decibel level of the collomix mixer range ?

 

[Kinkyboy]

Evening , anyone know the the noise decibel level of the collomix mixer range ?

More to life tbh

 

[church]

More to life tbh

That is true lol , but when your in the market to buy most probably what will be your last mixer , and you have tinnitus things like that are very important . Some people take buying the right professional tool quite serious and there is no excuse for not getting wiser when you get older .

 

[Ritch]

Evening , anyone know the the noise decibel level of the collomix mixer range ?

@Casper

 

[malc]

we have both Collomix and Refina mixers, 240v. i would say that there is no difference with the amount of noise.

 

[church]

we have both Collomix and Refina mixers, 240v. i would say that there is no difference with the amount of noise.

which do rate as the better machine please ?

 

[owls]

Evening , anyone know the the noise decibel level of the collomix mixer range ?

It has to state it now on any electrical power tool sold by law, so the info must be on there website etc.

 

[bobski]

which do rate as the better machine please ?

I don't think there's much in it mate.

Also worth a thought is the festool, I don't have the biggest Festool (1600w) only the 1000w, but they're quite quiet.

 

[church]

It has to state it now on any electrical power tool sold by law, so the info must be on there website etc.

ive had a man type look on there site and surprize surprize did not find it

 

[owls]

ive had a man type look on there site and surprize surprize did not find it

They all state it on the side of a power tool with the watts etc of the tool.
I also have tinnitus although only a mid type but it's worth considering as you can't be putting ear defenders on and off everytime you use it.

 

[church]

They all state it on the side of a power tool with the watts etc of the tool.
I also have tinnitus although only a mid type but it's worth considering as you can't be putting ear defenders on and off everytime you use it.

Thanks owls

 

[malc]

which do rate as the better machine please ?

my son always grabs the Refina as that mixes faster then the Collomix. .

 

[MIXERMAN]

Apparently vitrex. Orange mixing drills are the best drill on the market.

 

[smoother09]

Is that a phobia of tin openers must be hard if you like beans!

 

[smoother09]

Lidl was doing parkside ones other week but I reckon they might not be in top ten! Maybe blending eggs!

 

[theshed]

If the noise is a real problem for you pop earbuds in or wear ear defenders. The orange rubber ones from screwfix are good.

 

[smoother09]

If the noise is a real problem for you pop earbuds in or wear ear defenders. The orange rubber ones from screwfix are good.

That’s a good point can’t believe I didn’t say that! Some people just r******d

 

[smoother09]

Ear plugs would radically reduce any noise what a thick cnt thread n u got tinnitus gives ya head a shake

 

[smoother09]

Any doctor would advise that fking numbty

 

[essexandy]

That is true lol , but when your in the market to buy most probably what will be your last mixer , and you have tinnitus things like that are very important . Some people take buying the right professional tool quite serious and there is no excuse for not getting wiser when you get older .

I think you'll find that the Collomix is much more whiney.
Mind you it was being used by @Vincey at the time, so perhaps it wasn't the mixer?

 

[tapit]

we have both Collomix and Refina mixers, 240v. i would say that there is no difference with the amount of noise.

say again mate?

 

[FreeD]

That is true lol , but when your in the market to buy most probably what will be your last mixer , and you have tinnitus things like that are very important . Some people take buying the right professional tool quite serious and there is no excuse for not getting wiser when you get older .

I have Tin ears bad...and hyper sensitive hearing...no such thing as a quiet power tool they are all bove the safe exposure level. I wear 3m ear defender constantly at work and double up when using the multi tool with ear plugs as well.

Works for me but have had a scaffold clamp and brick to the head as I haven't heard the 'heads' warning from above.

 

[FreeD]

The other option is to wrap the power tool in acoustic insulation while you use it

 

[Cockney]

I have Tin ears bad...and hyper sensitive hearing...no such thing as a quiet power tool they are all bove the safe exposure level. I wear 3m ear defender constantly at work and double up when using the multi tool with ear plugs as well.

Works for me but have had a scaffold clamp and brick to the head as I haven't heard the 'heads' warning from above.

 

[Vincey]

Collomix is number one always has been always will be

 

[Casper]

Are any of them as good as a cordless Dewalt? Asking for friend! (Cockney)