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Orbital sander

Orbital sanders are versatile sanding machines that move in circular motions, making them suitable for fine sanding of larger surfaces. Their rectangular or triangular sanding pads allow access to corners, making them popular among both professionals and hobbyists.

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Oscillation Sander 31Mm 3.0mm
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Onetech NT09EC-405

Oscillation Sander 31Mm 3.0mm

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Slp41A Block Sander 70 X 400 Mm 5 Mm
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Slp41A Block Sander 70 X 400 Mm 5 Mm

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DEOS II 383 70x198mm 3,0
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Finger Sander 40 X 85 Mm
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Finger Sander 40 X 85 Mm

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overview of orbital sanders

Orbital sanders operate by moving the sanding pad in small circular motions, which helps achieve a smooth finish on various surfaces. They are especially effective for fine sanding tasks and surface preparation before painting or finishing. The shape of the sanding pad, often rectangular or triangular, allows for sanding in corners and edges that are hard to reach with other types of sanders.

choosing the right orbital sander

When selecting an orbital sander, consider the size of the orbit (the diameter of the circular motion). Smaller orbits (e.g., 2.0 mm) provide more aggressive sanding, suitable for quick material removal and coarser sanding on large surfaces, but may leave visible sanding marks. Larger orbits (e.g., 5.0 mm or 8.0 mm) offer a finer, polished finish ideal for veneer sanding and finishing work, producing smoother surfaces with fewer visible marks. Practice is recommended to achieve the best polishing results due to the circular motion of the sander.