Cordless Sanders

Types of cordless sanders

There are many types of cordless sanders. It depends on the job you are doing which machine you need. In our assortment, we have the following machines:

Cordless Orbital Sander

If you mainly want to sand large surfaces, you can generally do well with a cordless orbital sander. It works a little less refined, but if you only need to level the surface and don't want to sand away entire coats of paint, this one is a great option. You need to sand with the grain. This sander is often a bit cheaper and has the advantage that you can use pieces of sandpaper from a roll.

Cordless Delta Sander

A cordless delta sander has a triangular shaped pad. This cordless sander is very handy for hard to reach corners. Because of the small sanding pad, it is not suitable for sanding large surfaces.

Cordless Random Orbital Sander

This machine has a round sanding pad that not only vibrates but can also rotate. You can sand large and round surfaces with it and you don't have to go with the grain of the wood.

Cordless Belt Sander

This cordless sander is suitable for very large surfaces. Think of a floor or wall. They are quite heavy and therefore a bit more difficult to handle. Because you can't sand as precisely, another cordless sander is frequently used for the final finish.

Cordless Polisher/Sander

This device works very accurately, and you can therefore use it for the places which are very difficult to reach.

Cordless Pipe Belt Sander

In our assortment, you can also find pipe grinders to sand and grind pipe constructions perfectly.

What else can you look out for?

It is wise to wear a dust cover during the sanding process. Not every machine has a dust bag. You can take this into account when purchasing. Also pay attention to how strong the motor of the device is. This determines the number of movements per minute, and thus ultimately how long you're busy.