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    Combination Disc and Belt Sanders

    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.
    Dust-Collecting Sanders
    Image of Product. Sander with One-Piece Steel Stand. Front orientation. One-Piece Steel Stand. Combination Disc and Belt Sanders.

    Sander with

    One-Piece Steel

    Stand

    Dust-collecting sanders remove particles from the air and surface of the disc and belt to extend their life. They have a port that connects to a dust collector or vacuum system.
    Variable Speeds—Sanders with a variable-speed motor let you set the speed for any task, so you can switch between materials or adjust for aggressive and fine sanding.
    Miter Gauge—Sanders with a miter gauge make it easy to sand angles.
    120V AC/240V AC—Sanders with two voltages are wired for the lower voltage.
    Detachable Platen—Sanders with a detachable platen make it easy to sand contours.
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    3-Blade Plug (Single Phase) with Miter Gauge and One-Piece Steel Stand
    214"7 1/4"15 1/2"1,7756"48"Any Angle, Horizontal, Vertical6"8 1/2"2,250120V AC/240V AC12.5 amp/6.2 amp1,720Belt Guard, Detachable Platen, Dust Extraction Port, Adjustable Belt Tracking4739A122000000000
     

    Adjustable-Configuration Stationary Belt Sanders

    Image of ProductInUse. Flat Platen Positioned Horizontally. Front orientation. Sanders. Adjustable-Configuration Stationary Belt Sanders.
    Image of ProductInUse. Contact Wheel Positioned Vertically. Front orientation. Sanders. Adjustable-Configuration Stationary Belt Sanders.

    Flat Platen Positioned Horizontally

    Contact Wheel Positioned Vertically

    Image of ProductInUse. Small Wheel Attachment Positioned Horizontally. Front orientation. Sanders. Adjustable-Configuration Stationary Belt Sanders.
    Image of ProductInUse. Flat Platen Positioned Vertically. Front orientation. Sanders. Adjustable-Configuration Stationary Belt Sanders.

    Small Wheel Attachment Positioned

    Horizontally

    Flat Platen Positioned Vertically

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Sanders. Adjustable-Configuration Stationary Belt Sanders.
    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).
    Sanders—OSHA Compliant 29 CFR 1910.212
    These sanders and their attachments meet OSHA safety standards for machine guards.
    Variable Speeds—These sanders have a variable speed motor, so you can adjust them to suit everything from coarse sanding to fine finishing.
    Flat Platen—Use the flat platen when you need to sand flat surfaces, bevel edges, or debur something. When you use it in the horizontal position, it will give you a longer section of sanding belt to work with. To sand curved surfaces, such as tubing or pipe, you can remove the platen to loosen the belt so it wraps around your workpiece.
    Contact Wheel—Use the contact wheel to quickly remove a lot of material. It moves at high speeds, but makes less contact with your sanding belt than the flat platen, so it won’t overheat and burn or discolor your workpiece.
    Small Wheel Attachment—The small wheel attachment aligns horizontally to configure your belt into a spindle sander. The tight curve on the spindle is great for sanding corners, inner radii, and tricky shapes.
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    3-Blade Plug (Single Phase)
    24"16"2"72"Horizontal, Vertical4,700Variable120V AC/240V AC5.5 amp/2.6 amp3,600Contact Wheel, Flat Platen, Small Wheel AttachmentAdjustable Work Table9402N11000000000
     
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