DYNABRADE
DYNABRADE Right Angle Air Disc Sander 1.0 hp 7 in 6000 RPM
Right-angle pneumatic disc sander delivers 1.0 hp at 6000 RPM with a 7 in pad for industrial surface preparation
- Industrial 1.0 hp motor delivers 6,000 RPM free speed
- Rear exhaust directs air away from the workpiece
- Composite housing and handle resist corrosion and reduce weight
- 0 CFM average at 15-second run time
- 0 CFM at full load for sustained material removal
Industrial Right-Angle Air Disc Sander
This DYNABRADE sander delivers 1.0 hp through a 7 in pad at a free speed of 6,000 RPM. The rear-exhaust design and composite housing keep the tool light and direct airflow away from the work surface. It is built for industrial surface-preparation tasks where a right-angle format improves access.
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Your compressor must sustain 90 psi at the tool inlet. The sander draws 10.0 CFM during a 15 second run and 40.0 CFM at full load, so the supply line and regulator need to match that flow. A minimum 3/8 in hose connects to the 3/8 in NPT air inlet, and the spindle accepts 5/8 in-11 accessories.
Suited for technicians who need a compact
The fixed 6,000 RPM speed and non-vacuum configuration limit use to open-area grinding and blending where dust extraction is not required. Operators who need variable speed control, integrated vacuum pickup, or a different pad diameter should evaluate other models.
Highlights
- Industrial 1.0 hp motor delivers 6,000 RPM free speed
- Rear exhaust directs air away from the workpiece
- Composite housing and handle resist corrosion and reduce weight
- 0 CFM average at 15-second run time
- 0 CFM at full load for sustained material removal
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes with the sander and what must I supply?
The sander is supplied as the tool only; you must provide a 3/8 in NPT air inlet connection and a hose of at least 3/8 in internal diameter, plus a compressor capable of 90 psi.
How do I choose between the two airflow figures?
Use 10.0 CFM as the average demand during a typical 15 second run and 40.0 CFM as the peak demand at full load; size your compressor and hose for the higher value to avoid pressure drop.
What does the 6,000 RPM free speed mean in use?
It is the no-load spindle speed; under load the speed will fall, so material removal rate depends on maintaining 90 psi and adequate CFM through the 3/8 in hose.
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