60-Piece Black Pneumatic Random Orbital Sander for Car Polishing and Waxing - AT-1500H60 Sanding Machine with Japanese Nozzles

Discover our pneumatic random orbital sander, the perfect tool for all your metal finishing work! It's ideal for sanding, polishing, deburring, rust removal, and fine-tuning details in small, light blind spots. With a 3mm orbit, this pneumatic sander delivers powerful force, capable of handling coarse sanding tasks. Its speed is adjustable: simply change the airflow to precisely control the speed during sanding, polishing, or waxing. To meet all your needs, it comes with a complete set of automatic polishing pads: 3 different sizes (1 inch, 2 inches, 3 inches) and 6 different types. Your package includes: 1 pneumatic sander, 3 polishing discs (one of each size), 15 flat foam pads (five of each size), 3 microfiber pads (one of each size), 6 wool pads (two of each size), 30 sheets of sandpaper (ten of each size), 1 position locking pin, and 1 1/4" air inlet fitting. Made of high-quality stainless steel, this tool is robust, durable, and has a long service life. The model is AT-1500H60. Its no-load speed is 15,000 RPM. The product dimensions are approximately 16.5 x 4.5 x 9.5 cm / 6.5 x 1.8 x 3.7 inches. The air inlet diameter is approximately 0.6 cm / 0.25 inches. The required compressed air flow is 8 CFM. Exhaust is located at the rear. The pneumatic connection uses a 1/4-19 NPT screw. The noise level is less than 83 dB. The suggested inner diameter for the air hose is approximately 6.3 mm / 0.2 inch. Category: Oscillating Pneumatic Random Orbital Sander. For optimal and long-lasting operation, please note these operating instructions: This machine is high-precision and rotates at high speed. Ensure the air intake is clean, as any abrasive dust or metal particles could damage the mechanism. Always use an oil-water separator and drain it regularly to ensure dry air. Before each daily use, add 3 to 5 drops of pneumatic oil to the air intake and run the machine dry after connecting it to the compressor. Changing the sanding pads is simple: locate the locking hole, insert the positioning pin while holding it steady, then turn the pad clockwise to remove and replace it.