CAR SANDING MACHINE

Choosing the appropriate car sanding machine depends on the type of work your customers perform. For larger panels, an eccentric rotary sander is ideal. It combines rotary motion and vibration for smooth results with minimal risk of swirl marks. For detailed areas, smaller orbital or delta sanders are more practical and precise. A key factor in sanding is grit selection. Coarse grits (P80–P120) are used to strip old finishes or in conjunction with car paint repair products, while finer grits (P400–P600) prepare the surface for fresh car paint. The effectiveness of the process also depends on pairing the right car sanding discs with the machine. Distributors are often asked about the difference between sanding and polishing machines. A car sanding machine is used in the preparatory phase to level the surface, while a polisher is for post-paint correction and gloss restoration. Offering both types allows you to meet the complete needs of professional users. Our sanding machines are designed for intensive daily use, offering the power, accuracy and ergonomics professionals expect. With the right machine, your customers work faster, more accurately and with reduced physical effort, improving both productivity and end results.