The right-angle position of this saw's blade makes it suitable for both cutting and grinding with an abrasive wheel.

Warning! Use wheels that have a greater rpm rating than the no-load rpm of your tool.

For quick jobs where you don’t have access to a power source, these sanders are battery-powered. They’re more aggressive than orbital disc sanders—they use rotary motion to remove material faster. The rotary motion may leave swirl marks on your work surface. All require quick-change sanding discs or hook and loop sanding discs. You can also use them wit h quick-change polishing pads to polish your surface.

These sanders have a brushless motor that reduces friction to optimize battery life. They’re durable; they run cool and have few moving parts that require maintenance. An LED light illuminates your work surface and reduces shadows for easy viewing. Adjust the side handle to keep your grip steady in multiple positions.

Use them with an Ingersoll Rand 20V DC battery and charger you already have or choose the sander that has batteries and a charger included.

Batteries—For many batteries, recycling or other proper disposal is required by law. Do not dispose of batteries in the trash. For recycling drop-off locations visit www.batterynetwork.org/locator or call 1-877-2-RECYCLE.

Sand ceilings and walls with the power of an electric pole sander when you don’t have an outlet nearby. These sanders create a more consistent finish than manual pole sanders. The variable-speed motor lets you set the speed for any task, from heavy material removal to delicate surface sanding. Great for quick jobs, the battery lasts about 35 minutes. Additional sanding discs are sold separately.

To remove dust from the air and extend the life of the sanding disc, hook these sanders up to a vacuum system to collect dust as you sand. If your vacuum is Bluetooth enabled, these sanders can wirelessly start and stop the vacuum when you pull and release the trigger.

No need for blasting media, power outlets, or compressed air. These blasters clean and texture surfaces wherever they’re needed. They strip corrosion, coatings, mill scale, and other contaminants from metal surfaces without removing underlying surface material. A rotating belt of wire bristles snaps against the surface to mimic the impact of blasting media. The impact of the bristles creates the same textured finish as blasting media for coating and sealant adhesion. However, they spin slower than electric and air-powered blasters, so they can’t remove heavy coatings and rust. Because they don’t use abrasive media, the only leftover material is the removed debris. This reduces cleanup time and keeps the surrounding air cleaner.

Since they clean only what they touch, these blasters work more slowly than abrasive blasters that sweep large areas. Use them for small- to medium-sized tasks such as cleaning weld seams and prepping parts for coatings.