17 Inch Floor Buffer

The Sander 1600DC is a powerful sander that can handle large and small sanding tasks. This sander comes with a dust collection system that helps keep your work area clean and free of debris.

It also has an adjustable speed control that allows you to work at the optimal speed for the task at hand.

The Sander 1600DC is also durable and built to last. It has an extruded aluminum housing that helps protect the motor and gears from damage.

It comes with a dust collection system that helps keep your work area clean, an adjustable speed control that allows you to work at the optimal speed. Plus, it’s built to last with an extruded aluminum housing that protects the motor and gears from damage.

The Sander 1600DC is a variable speed belt sander equipped with a 14 amp motor and can be used to sand floors or remove varnish, paint, glue, and other materials from woodwork and metal surfaces.

It has a 2″ x 42″ sanding belt that allows this tool to tackle large areas quickly, and it also has a dust collection system that helps keep your work area clean. Plus, the Sander 1600DC has an adjustable speed control that lets you work at the optimal speed for the task at hand.

Sander 1600DC Spesifications

• Weight – 121 lbs
• Cord length – 50′
• Pad speed – 175 rpm
• Pad diameter – 17″
• Power – 1.5 hp
• Current – 14 Amps
• Frequency – 60 Hz
• Voltage – 120 Volts

How to use the Sander 1600DC?

The Sander 1600DC is easy to use. Just plug it in, set the speed control to the desired level, and start sanding. The sanding belt will move back and forth across the work surface, removing material as it goes.

Be sure to keep your hands and fingers clear of the moving belt, and always wear eye protection when using this tool.

How to install the pad driver or brush?

1. Place the handle in a vertical position.
2. Lock the handle by pressing down the locking lever.
3. Tilt the machine backward, so the handle touches the floor.
4. Put both feet on the machine (one on each side).
5. Align the pad driver adapter openings on the locking plate with the lugs.
6. Turn the pad driver or brush clockwise to lock it into position.
7. Lift the sander back to a vertical position.