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Power Files

Silverline power file Product Overview

This power file sander is an ideal tool for the intricate sanding of various materials in difficult-to-access areas. It features a narrow, file-like sanding belt that allows for precise and controlled sanding, while the adjustable file arm angle and variable speed control provide greater versatility for a variety of tasks.

Key Features:

  • Narrow, file-like sanding belt for precise and controlled sanding
  • Adjustable file arm angle for versatile sanding
  • Variable speed control for adapting to different materials and applications
  • Quick tensioning system for easy belt changes

Applications:

  • Descaling and sanding of welds
  • Deburring and edge finishing
  • Shaping mortices and joints
  • Polishing and smoothing surfaces
  • Intricate sanding of hard-to-reach areas

Benefits:

  • Precise and controlled sanding for intricate work
  • Versatile sanding with adjustable file angle and variable speed control
  • Easy belt changes with quick tensioning system
  • Ideal for a variety of sanding tasks, including descaling, deburring, shaping, and polishing

Additional Information:

  • Powerful motor for effective sanding
  • Durable construction for long-lasting use
  • Comfortable grip for extended use
  • Easy to store and carry

FAQ:

1. What types of materials can the power file sander work with?

The power file sander can be used with a variety of materials, including wood, metal, plastics, and composites.

2. What grits of sanding belts are compatible with the power file sander?

The power file sander is compatible with a variety of grits, from fine to coarse. The specific grit range will depend on the material being sanded and the desired finish.

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3. How often should I change the sanding belt?

The frequency of belt changes will depend on the material being sanded and the amount of use. As a general rule, belts should be changed when they are worn out or when the sanding quality begins to deteriorate.