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    Brush sanding machine Unisanding 2.2.0,

    Brush sanding machine Unisanding 2.2.0, 0-30degrees

    • Manufacturer: UniSanding

    This machine will be equipped with a new Siemens PLC and touch panel. Technical specifications: - Manufacturer: Unisanding - Type: 2.2.0 0-30° - Working width: 1300 mm - Year of manufacture: 2001, Retrofit: 20...

    Blomberg, Germany
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    2018 Kundig Premium-2 1350-RG

    2018 Kundig Premium-2 1350-RG

    • Manufacturer: Kundig

    This Kundig Premium-2 1350-RG belt sander was manufactured in 2018. It features a steel roller and a rubber roller, complemented by a belt release system. Accessories include two 3-meter roller conveyors, remaini...

    Germany
  • 2006 Bütfering STO 110 /

    2006 Bütfering STO 110 / C (Optimat)

    • Manufacturer: Butfering

    Wide belt sanding machine make Buetfering type Optimal STO 110 / C Year of manufacture 2006 Compact wide belt sanding machine from a small joinery business Working width 1100 mm Passage height max. approx. 150 mm...

    Barntrup, Germany

Overview

Sanders are essential tools used for smoothing and finishing surfaces, typically in woodworking, metalworking, and automotive applications. They come in various forms like belt sanders, orbital sanders, and palm sanders, each designed for specific tasks. Sanders are valued for their ability to produce a fine, even finish on surfaces, saving time and effort in manual sanding.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used sander?

Check the sander's overall condition, including the motor, belts, and sanding pads. Ensure it operates smoothly without excessive noise or vibration. Verify if replacement parts are readily available.

How can I safely ship a sander to my location?

Use a sturdy, well-padded box to prevent damage during transit. Secure all moving parts and consider using a reputable shipping service that handles tools and machinery.

What is the maintenance schedule for a sander?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning dust and debris from the machine, checking and replacing worn sanding belts or pads, and lubricating moving parts as needed. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines.