Product Parameters
Power: 800W
Belt speed: 200-400 M/min
Belt dimensions: 76*533 mm
Voltage: 230V
1.Abrasive Belt: The abrasive belt acts as the core operative element of the sander. Available in various grit sizes, these belts cater to differing requirements regarding material removal rates and the desired finish quality. Common dimensions for these belts include 3 inches by 21 inches, 3 inches by 18 inches, and 4 inches by 24 inches, which cater to a wide range of sanding tasks and applications.
2.Belt Speed: This refers to the velocity at which the abrasive belt traverses, typically quantified in feet per minute (FPM) or meters per second (m/s). Higher speeds are employed for rapid material removal, whereas lower speeds afford the user enhanced control and precision, making it adaptable to various tasks.
3.Motor: The electric motor is the driving force behind the operation of the rear drum, which in turn propels the abrasive belt. Motor power is quantified in amps (A) or watts (W), where a higher power rating equates to more vigorous sanding capabilities, suitable for tougher surfaces and materials.
4.Adjustable Tracking Mechanism: This feature ensures that the belt is maintained in proper alignment on the drums during use. Appropriate tracking is crucial to prevent the belt from deviating or becoming misaligned, thus ensuring smooth and efficient operation.
5.Dust Collection System: Many belt sanders come equipped with integrated dust collection systems or ports that facilitate connection to an external vacuum cleaner. This feature is invaluable for minimizing dust and debris, thus preserving a clean work environment and improving visibility during operation.
6.Ergonomic Handles and Triggers: Belt sanders typically incorporate ergonomically designed handles and conveniently positioned triggers to enhance user comfort and operational efficiency. Some models also provide a lock-on button, allowing for continuous operation without the need to constantly depress the trigger, thereby reducing hand fatigue over extended use periods.
