First I would search the yellow pages or call my chamber of commerce for a dealer or reputable repair shop. If that doesn't work, try https://www.ereplacementparts.com
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I searched for replacement beaters for Blacker & Decker SM-100 type 1 (SM100) electric stand mixer for years. I found the Sunbeam Mixmaster Mixer Replacement Beaters for stand mixers, item 4955, at a large Ace hardware store. They were priced over $16.00, so you may consider buying a new stand mixer. The beaters are the correct length, snap in and grip correctly even though the ends are curved like a half ball rather than flat as the originals. The beaters turns well but I haven't tested them with the bowl because I need to find the turn table that I have in storage. The beater set was design ed to replace parts for Sunbeam stand models 2355-1, 2356-1 and 2360-2.
For some reason, although you can find this mixer offered for sale, there is no information available for it on the Black & Decker websites in the USA or Canada.
I did find one mixer on the official Black & Decker parts site, which may be similar, with replacement beaters available as Part No. 177177-00 at $12.95 a set:
Your best option may be to use the Black & Decker Service Center locator to locate your nearest sevice center. This is a part they normally would stock and a quick telephone call should be able to determine availabilty and price.
I bought an old GM mixer no. 30M47 with no beaters yesterday at the Salvation Army store. The beaters I have for a newish (ugly) GE hand held beater fit perfectly. I suggest taking your old beater to a store that sells new GE handheld beaters and seeing if the new beaters fit. If anyone reads this and wants me to look up the number of the new ugly beater for them, please say so before I take it to the Salvation Army.. : )
Either you don't have a Hamilton Beach or, your beaters originally had a center bracket. They only made 2 styles of beaters for their stand mixers, short shaft & long shaft. They both had a buton on the one beater to turn the bowl. The portable mixers aren't joined but, they don't have the button either. I did their factory service for a few years (back in the 70's & 80's) and I never saw single beaters with a button.
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