JEGS
Random Orbital Air Sander [5 in. Pad Diameter]
555-M548
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Air Sanders
JEGS 5 in. Random Orbital Air Sander with rotary and orbital action produces a swirl-free finish. Compact design for maximum control, built-in air regulator for precise speed control, balanced for less vibration, and hardened steel cylinders for extended tool life.
Features:
- Rotary & orbital action produces swirl-free finishes
- Hardened steel cylinders extend the life of the tool
- Built-in air regulator for precise speed control
- Specially balanced design for less vibration
- Compact design allows maximum control
- Hook and loop backing pad
- Use for sanding, feather edging, scuffing, finishing and blending metals, plastics, fiberglass & body filler
Specifications:
Is this a 3/16 or 5/16 throw sander
What type of sander pad works with this sander? Hook & loop or self stick?
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