The most versatile sanders we offer—you can set them up in four different ways to sand flat edges, curved surfaces, inner radii, and more. Threaded handles lock and unlock each configuration and tilt the worktable, so it takes less than a minute to switch between setups and doesn’t require tools. Use either the flat platen or contact wheel to position your sanding belt both vertically and horizontally.

They’re small enough that you can use them on your benchtop. Or add a stand (sold separately).

Versatile enough to handle both detail work and heavy material removal, these are a disc and belt sander in one. The disc sander smooths edges, while the belt sander removes a lot of material on large surfaces. Adjustable belt tracking lets you maintain proper tension.

Compact and lightweight, these combination sanders are best for small projects and touch-ups. The disc sander smooths edges on small features, while the belt sander removes more material over a larger surface area. The belt on these sanders tilts, so you can use it horizontally or vertically. Use the miter gauge to position your workpiece on the table, so you can sand at an angle. These sanders also have a port that connect to a dust collector or vacuum system. This removes particles from the air and the surface of the disc and belt to extend their life. A belt-release lever enables you to quickly swap out your belt. Use them with sanding belts and adhesive-back sanding discs.

For even wear across the sanding belt, these sanders move the belt up and down as it rotates. This dual motion reduces clogs, prevents overheating, and makes the belt last longer. The backing plate behind the belt has a graphite coating to reduce heat further. Position these sanders at the angle you need to best access your workpiece. Set the belt flat to sand long, flat surfaces or at a 90° angle to sand edges. It can also be tilted to any angle in between for beveling. To finish contoured surfaces, press your material against the outer drum.

These sanders have adjustable belt tracking, which lets you maintain proper belt tension. For quick belt changes, there’s a belt-release lever. If you want to connect them to a dust collector or vacuum system, they have a dust extraction port. Use with sanding belts (sold separately).

When you can’t access an outlet or air compressor, these battery-powered sanders tackle quick sanding jobs. Often used for smoothing spot welds, the narrow belt squeezes into corners, grooves, and other tight areas. Turn the speed dial with your thumb as you sand to adjust how much material you’re removing. These sanders have brushless motors, which means fewer parts, less friction, and slower wear compared to brushed motors. The LED light illuminates your surface as you work. All require sanding belts.

Operate these sanders in a horizontal position, vertical position, or any angle in between. The adjustable belt tracking lets you maintain proper belt tension. Sanding belts are sold separately.

With a narrow belt that reaches into tight spaces, these sanders handle detail work on contours, corners, and recessed areas that wider belt sanders and disc sanders cannot access. Sanding belts are sold separately.

Often used to blend welds and deburr metal, these sanders have a steel housing and rugged design that handles tough jobs without slowing down. The narrow belt fits in tight spaces and hard-to-reach areas. Their high air consumption can make the steel housing cold, but a layer of rubber insulation shields your hands and also reduces vibration. The variable-speed motor lets you set the speed for any task, from heavy material removal to delicate surface sanding. These sanders have adjustable belt tracking that lets you maintain proper belt tension. Sanding belts are not included.