VortexFlow™ Max

Hand shaking can work well for fresh or lightly separated paint. But heavily settled pigment can be much harder to break up by hand — especially in older paints or paints with heavier pigments.

VortexFlow Max™ is designed for those stubborn bottles that shaking alone can't properly mix.

VortexFlow Max™ is designed for direct-contact mixing. Instead of simply shaking the entire bottle, you place the bottle directly on the mixer and press down to activate it.

For heavily separated paint, adding a stainless steel mixing ball helps break up settled pigment inside the bottle as you mix.

For heavily separated or stubborn paint, we recommend using one.

Simply drop a stainless steel mixing ball into the bottle and leave it there permanently. It helps agitate the paint as VortexFlow Max™ mixes the bottle.

Add it once. Use it whenever you need to remix.

No need to transfer your paints! It works perfectly in almost any non-metallic container, including plastic, glass, or resin. The magnetic field passes straight through. It easily handles everything from tiny 15ml dropper bottles (like Vallejo) up to pint-sized jars. The only limitation is metal tins or cans, as the metal blocks the magnetic coupling.

No. VortexFlow Max™ is designed to help mix and recover separated, settled, and stubborn paint.

It cannot turn completely dried or fully solidified paint back into liquid. Results can also vary depending on the paint's age, formulation, and condition.

We believe in being honest about what our products can — and cannot — do.

VortexFlow Max™ is designed for most standard hobby paints in bottles, pots, and dropper containers.

It works with many popular hobby paint brands, including:

Citadel, Vallejo, AK, Army Painter, and more.

For best results, always consider the specific paint's formulation and condition.

No. VortexFlow Max™ is designed to work with many standard hobby paint containers.

You can use it with common paint pots, dropper bottles, jars, and other suitable containers.

For best results, the bottle should sit securely on the mixing surface and be suitable for direct-contact mixing.

1. Add a stainless steel mixing ball if the paint is heavily separated or stubborn.
   
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   Place the bottle on VortexFlow Max™.
   
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   Press the bottle down to activate the mixer.
   
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   Hold for 5–10 seconds, or longer for more stubborn paint.
   

You can also adjust the bottle's position or angle during mixing to help work through heavily settled pigment.

No. VortexFlow Max™ is designed for hands-on direct-contact mixing.

You press the bottle down to activate the mixer and hold it while mixing. This gives you direct control over the bottle's position and allows you to adjust it when working with particularly stubborn paint.

Not necessarily.

It is designed primarily for hobby paints, but it may also be useful for other hobby applications where pigments or particles settle over time.

However, different formulations behave differently. We recommend testing compatibility with your specific material before using it extensively.

If you only use a few fresh bottles of paint, you may never need a heavy-duty mixer.

But if you have a large paint collection, older bottles, heavily separated paint, or paints that are difficult to mix by hand, VortexFlow Max™ can become an extremely useful part of your setup.

The biggest benefit is simple:

Before giving up on a stubborn bottle, you have another way to try and recover it.

Yes — the included adapter supports 100-240V, which covers virtually every country.

You'll just need a simple plug adapter (like the kind you'd bring on a trip) if your outlets aren't US-style.