Use with adhesive-back discs. Sanders with two voltages are wired for the lower voltage.

Sanders with lever control have a built-in dust fan with a hose that attaches to any standard shop vacuum.

Miter gauge enables angled sanding.

The narrow belt is good for sanding in tight spaces. Sanding belts are sold separately.

Sanders that cannot be sold outside the United States are restricted due to product regulations.

The adjustable belt tracking lets you maintain proper belt tension. These sanders have a belt-release lever for quick changes. They meet OSHA requirements.

Sanders cannot be sold outside the United States due to product regulations.

Make more contact with curved surfaces for a more consistent finish than you’d get with a standard electric belt sander. These belt sanders flex around pipe, tubing, and handrails. To adjust the speed, you don’t have to remove your hand from the tool—just turn the dial with your thumb. Take note, these sanders will not work on concave surfaces, such as the inside of a pipe. Additional sanding belts are sold separately.

Sanders for workpiece diameters up to 14" are designed to contour to large diameters, such as pipes. A built-in damping mechanism helps the belt conform around your workpiece, so you don't have to press as hard, especially for large diameters. They have a contact wheel on the front, which is helpful for tough material removal, such as cleaning spot welds or removing deep scratches. When working overhead, there’s an additional handle you can install on the top of these sanders to maintain a steady grip.

Sanders for workpiece diameters up to 3 1/4" are designed for precise sanding around small diameters, such as handrails. They’ll flex up to 270° around the surface, so you only have to spin your workpiece slightly to sand around the entire diameter. The top handle is adjustable to give you a steady grip at many angles.

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.

Battery powered for portability, these sheet sanders handle quick jobs where you don’t have access to an air or electric power source. Shaped for rectangular sanding sheets, they reach into corners and sand edges better than disc sanders. They move in small circles for a lighter sand than random orbital sanders and don’t vibrate much, so you can use them on delicate workpieces. However, because they move in consistent circles, they may leave light swirl marks on your surface. The variable-speed motor lets you set the speed for any task, from heavy material removal to delicate surface sanding.

These sanders have a built-in vacuum to remove dust from the air and surface of the sanding sheet to extend its life. All include a dust collection bag. To make your sanding sheet compatible with the vacuum holes of the sander, use the included sandpaper punch. Connect sanders with a dust collection hose adapter to a vacuum for an alternative to the collection bag.

Makita sanders, batteries, chargers, and replacement parts cannot be sold outside the United States due to product regulations.

Sand both flat and irregularly shaped workpieces without gouging or leaving behind streaks. With a flexible flap wheel (sold separately), these sanders conform to any surface for a uniform finish.

Use a drum and sleeve (both sold separately) instead of a flap wheel for tough jobs such as removing deep scratches, spot welds, and rust. The drum is also known as an expansion roller.