Disk and Belt Sander (PBR)

With both disc and belt sanders, there are two primary sanding options: the disc which sands to rough surfaces such as end-grain work and bevels/mitres; and the belt which finishes edges and produces smoothness. Both can be used on wood, nonferrous metals, and some plastics.
Selecting the Ideal Disk and Belt Sander

When purchasing a disk and belt sander, one of the most crucial factors to consider is its motor power. Generally, high-powered motors offer better speed and efficiency compared to their low-powered counterparts.

When selecting a disc and belt combo for heavy-duty applications, motor power should not be overlooked. Generally, larger discs offer greater efficiency and can handle heavier tasks better.

The ideal disc sander will be able to tackle even your toughest sanding tasks. It should have an adjustable speed dial and a large disc that is powerful enough for working with various materials.

Additionally, your belt and disc sander should have either a convenient dust port or collector that will reduce the amount of particles accumulating on your workspace and make cleaning up much simpler.

In addition to sanding, disc and belt sanders can also be utilized for grinding and finishing projects. They're suitable for a range of materials from wood to metal, tile and heavy-duty plastics.

GameReady 3d-model for any projects.