Use these grinders for occasional bench grinding, tool sharpening, and buffing.

Caution: Only use accessories that have a greater rpm rating than the maximum speed of the grinder you choose.

Tackle various tasks with these tools that affix to your bench top. They have one wheel for buffing and polishing and another for tool cleaning and sharpening. Turn the dial to adjust speed. Higher speeds remove heavier defects, and lower speeds reduce the risk of damage to delicate surfaces.

A good choice for maintenance, delicate finishing work, and applying waxes and sealants. Also known as random-orbital polishers, these move in small, irregular circles. No part of the pad repeats its path, which prevents swirl marks. They also have a counterbalanced bottom plate to reduce vibration. Since they're not as powerful as other polishers, they will not correct heavy defects on your surface and are best for intermittent use, not routine use.

Use them with polishing bonnets and applicator bonnets.

Plug into a power source to remove deep scratches and other defects from surfaces. These polishers use rotary motion for faster, more aggressive finishing than random-orbital polishers. However, they may leave microscopic swirl marks on surfaces. Adjust speed without removing your hand from the tool—turn the dial with your thumb. Higher speeds remove heavier defects, and lower speeds reduce the risk of damage to delicate surfaces. Polishers have a two-position side handle, so you can hold them with either hand.

Attach hook and loop buffing and polishing pads to the included backup pad, or attach arbor-mount buffing and polishing pads directly to the threaded spindle.

In addition to bench grinding and tool sharpening, this grinder has a wire brush for buffing, polishing, and removing rust and scale.

Grinder has long-lasting lubricated ball bearings that are good for continuous use.

Caution: Only use accessories that have a greater rpm rating than the maximum speed of the grinder you choose.

Polish hard-to-reach spots or finish molds and dies. Connect compact finishing tools such as lapping sticks or polishing bobs directly to these polishers, or add a tool holder to connect a polishing stone. Power them with compressed air to apply aggressive, back-and-forth strokes that remove deep scratches and defects. They must be used with compressed air filter/regulator/lubricators. Also known as profilers.

Connect to compressed air to remove deep scratches and other defects from surfaces. These polishers use rotary motion for faster, more aggressive finishing than random-orbital polishers. However, they may leave microscopic swirl marks on surfaces. Adjust speed without removing your hand from the tool—turn the dial with your thumb. Higher speeds remove heavier defects, and lower speeds reduce the risk of damage to delicate surfaces. Polishers have a two-position side handle, so you can hold them with either hand.

Attach hook and loop buffing and polishing pads to the included backup pad, or attach arbor-mount buffing and polishing pads directly to the threaded spindle.

Leave surfaces polished and free of swirls. Also known as random orbital polishers, these polishers move in small, irregular circles. No part of the pad repeats its path, which prevents swirl marks. Since they’re gentler than rotary polishers, they won’t remove defects as quickly.

Adjust speed without removing your hand from the tool—turn the dial with your thumb. Higher speeds remove heavier defects, and lower speeds reduce the risk of damage to delicate surfaces. Attach hook and loop buffing and polishing pads to the included backup pad.

The finest finish of any polisher we offer. These polishers use high-frequency vibrations to remove microscopic surface imperfections that are too small to see with the human eye. They’re ideal when you need a perfectly smooth, flawless surface in the smallest features, such as ribs and slots in molds and dies. When you adjust the stroke length, these polishers automatically adjust the vibration frequency. To reduce the risk of damaging your workpiece, they generate little heat and automatically shut off when you press too hard against your workpiece.

Secure stones in an ultrasonic polisher. These holders grip the stone without damaging it and keep it from shifting or slipping, allowing for precision work. Thread them into the handpiece of an ultrasonic polisher.

Press your stone into these holders for controlled polishing. They’re more comfortable to hold than the stone on its own, and they keep your hand away from lubricant on your workpiece. Their press-fit mount makes it easy to swap stones in and out.

Give surfaces a swirl-free finish wherever your work takes you. With no cord to limit mobility, these battery-powered polishers are ideal for quick jobs where you don’t have access to an air or electrical power source. Also known as random orbital polishers, these move in small, irregular circles. No part of the pad repeats its path, which prevents swirl marks. Since they’re gentler than rotary polishers, they won’t remove defects as quickly.

Adjust speed without removing your hand from the tool—turn the dial with your thumb. Higher speeds remove heavier defects, and lower speeds reduce the risk of damage to delicate surfaces. Attach hook and loop buffing and polishing pads to the included backup pad.

Leave a smooth finish on surfaces anywhere—these polishers have no cord to limit mobility. Use them for quick jobs where you don’t have access to an air or electric power source. They move the pad in an aggressive rotary motion, which removes defects faster than random-orbital polishers. They’re ideal for removing deep scratches and making heavy corrections to your surface. However, they may leave microscopic swirl marks.

Adjust speed without removing your hand from the tool—turn the dial with your thumb. Higher speeds remove heavier defects, and lower speeds reduce the risk of damage to delicate surfaces. Attach hook and loop buffing and polishing pads, or attach arbor-mount buffing and polishing pads directly to the threaded spindle.