This Draper Storm Force Dual Action Polisher features variable speed control, an adjustable D-hand...This Draper Storm Force Dual Action Polisher features variable speed control, an adjustable D-handle, and constant electronics. It utilizes a hook and loop system for attachments. The polisher is supplied with a backing pad, polishing sponge, and a 5m cable with a BS plug. It has a no-load speed range of 2,000-6,400rpm and a pad size of 150mm. The spindle thread is 5/16". The unit weighs 2.4kg and is supplied in a bag. It operates on 230-240V with a wattage of 900W. Draper offers a 24-month parts and 12-month labour warranty.
This guide is for anyone looking to achieve a professional finish with their vehicle or other surfaces using the Draper Storm Force Dual Action Polisher. It offers variable speed control and a dual-action motion for effective and safe polishing. While it's powerful, remember to start with a low speed setting and gradually increase it. This guide covers the key features, setup, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your polisher.
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Model Part Number
01817
Brand
Draper
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What kind of polishing pads should I use?
Use 150mm hook and loop polishing pads. The type of pad (foam, microfiber, wool) will depend on the polishing compound and the desired outcome.
How do I change the polishing pads?
The Draper Storm Force Dual Action Polisher uses a hook and loop system, allowing you to easily attach and detach pads. Simply press the pad onto the backing pad.
Can I use this polisher on painted surfaces?
Yes, it is suitable for painted surfaces. Start with a low speed and test in an inconspicuous area.
What is the spindle thread size?
The spindle thread is 5/16".
What is the warranty?
Draper offers a 24-month parts and 12-month labour warranty.
What safety precautions should I take?
Wear safety glasses and gloves when using the polisher. Secure loose clothing and long hair. Always unplug the polisher when changing pads.
Can I use this polisher on wood?
Yes, you can use it on wood surfaces. Ensure you are using the correct polishing compounds and pads designed for wood.
Troubleshooting
Polisher won't turn on.
Check the power cord and outlet. Ensure the polisher is properly plugged in.
Polisher speed is inconsistent.
Ensure the surface is clean and the pad is making proper contact. Check for any obstructions.
Polishing pads detach during use.
Ensure the pad is properly attached to the backing pad via the hook and loop system. Check for wear and tear on the pad.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Variable speed control for versatility.
Dual-action motion for swirl-free polishing.
Comfortable handling with the adjustable D-handle.
Consistent performance due to constant electronics.
Easy pad changes with the hook and loop system.
Cons
Requires some experience to achieve optimal results.
May require additional polishing pads depending on the task.
The weight of 2.4kg may cause fatigue during extended use.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Attach the backing pad to the polisher's spindle (5/16" thread).
Select the appropriate polishing pad for your task and attach it to the backing pad using the hook and loop system.
Plug the polisher into a 230-240V power outlet.
Adjust the D-handle for comfortable handling.
Compatibility
Power: Operates on a standard 230-240V power supply.
Pads: Compatible with 150mm hook and loop polishing pads.
Care
After each use, clean the polisher with a damp cloth.
Do not submerge the polisher in water or other liquids.
Store the polisher in the provided bag in a dry place.