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VGL attachment — use with compatible equipment for the operation specified by the attachment type. Ref.: 32-SA4621P.
VGL grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. Ref.: 32-SA5530R.
AIR grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. Ref.: 32-SA4213.
AIR grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. Ref.: 32-SMN-70C.
AIR grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. Ref.: 32-SMN-34H.
AIR grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. Ref.: 32-SA4086T.
AIR grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. Ref.: 32-OSG-30H.
AIR grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. Ref.: 32-SA4085.
AIR grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. Ref.: 32-SA5586.
AIR grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. Ref.: 32-SA4053.
AIR grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. Ref.: 32-SA4522.
AIR grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. Ref.: 32-SA4539PUP.
Pneumatic sanders are indispensable professional tools designed for auto body shops, paint preparation booths, furniture factories, and custom woodworking facilities. Powered entirely by compressed air, they offer an exceptionally lightweight and ergonomic profile while being completely immune to motor burnout during continuous, non-stop operation. The lineup includes Dual Action (DA) random orbital sanders for swirl-free finishing and paint prep, jitterbug (sheet) sanders for flat surfaces, and air belt sanders for rapid material removal in tight spaces. Most modern air sanders feature built-in dust extraction ports or vacuum compatibility, ensuring a clean and safe working environment. When selecting a pneumatic sander, pay close attention to the backing pad diameter (150 mm / 6-inch being the most common), the orbit stroke/pattern size (for aggressive vs. ultra-fine sanding), and the required CFM air consumption.
