3M™ 6" Pneumatic Random Orbital Sander Non-Vacuum 3/32" Orbit 12000 RPM 7100258787

The 3m™ pneumatic random orbital sander combines durable lightweight construction around a powerful precision-balanced motor for professional performance and a swirl-free finish - great for high-production industrial environments where dust extraction is not required. Built tough for industrial use 3m xtract™ pneumatic random orbital sanders are built with powerful precision-balanced air-driven motors and durable lightweight aluminum housings. These high-quality components stand up to long hours on the shop floor. Designed with the operator in mind the comfortable rubber grip curved-throttle alloy steel lever and built-in wrist support provide comfortable control while the recessed lever platform eliminates pinch and pressure points on the operator's palm. The speed control dial is conveniently located on the side and thumb-controlled and the simplified paddle allows the user to easily identify the tool's orbit. The lighter-weight tool has a composite cover that extends to the base to absorb and reduce vibration and keeps tools in service by preventing cracked housings while the internal muffler helps reduce noise and won't break off. More power. More parts per hour. These discs represent a better solution for tackling medium and high-pressure small-disc grinding jobs. The newest addition to our legendary 3m™ cubitron™ ii abrasive line also features our convenient roloc™ quick attachment system for easy disc changes - saving you time in multi-step applications. Features ul style"margin-top0px; padding-top 5px; padding-bottom 5px;" lightweight comfortable design soft touch grip with molded-in grip features powerful 0.28 hp (209w) pneumatic motor simplified paddle design allows users to easily identify orbit stays cool and comfortable while running three variable speed settings featured applications ul style"margin-top0px; padding-top 5px; padding-bottom 5px;" metal fabrication primer sanding gelcoat sanding composite

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