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- Eccentric Sander: For smoothing curved surfaces with a circular smoothing base.
- Pulse Sander: For smoothing large surfaces with rectangular sanding base.
- Sander Belt : For fast smoothing of large surfaces with a rotating sanding belt.
- Straight Sander: For smoothing in hard-to-reach areas with a rotary grinding head.
- Delta Sander: For smoothing corners and edges with a triangular base for smoothing.
- Multi-Sander: For smoothing all surfaces with alternating sanding bases.
- Polishing: Tribeio for smoothing mainly metallic surfaces with a rotary grinding head.
- Suction System: Used for collecting residues during the operation of the tool.
- Speed Setting: Adjusts the speed for different materials.
- Brushless: Motor without brushes, offering greater autonomy and lifespan.
- Velcro: The abrasive pads can be attached with Velcro (hook-and-loop).
- Palm Sander: Ergonomic sander that can be easily held by hand, without requiring special support or handles.
- The higher it is, the more demanding tasks it can handle.
- Up to 100 Watt 0
- 150 Watt 0
- 200 Watt 3
- 250 Watt 0
- 300 Watt 2
- 350 Watt 0
- 400 Watt 1
- 450 Watt 0
- 500 Watt 1
- From 501 Watts and above 16
- Up to 6000 rpm: Ideal for fine work, minimal material removal.
- 6001 - 10000 rpm: Balanced range — good finish with good material removal.
- 10001 - 14000 rpm: Preparation, fast removal, coarse sanding – higher risk of overheating on thin surfaces.
- 14000 - 22000 rpm: Fine sanding, paint preparation, final finishing – very high speed / oscillating motion.
- 22000 rpm and above: Very high speeds, usually for details, corners, engraving on straight sanders.