This mains-powered sander/polisher from Silverline features a 180mm hook and loop backing pad, ide...This mains-powered sander/polisher from Silverline features a 180mm hook and loop backing pad, ideal for sanding, polishing, and buffing tasks. It offers variable speed control and a sturdy D-handle for precise operation, along with a lock-on button and spindle lock for convenience. The carbon brushes are easily accessible for quick changes. The package includes a hook and loop backing pad, sanding disc, and polishing bonnet. The output shaft is M14 male and the pad size is 180mm, with a no-load speed range of 800-3500rpm. Please note that due to the item's size and weight, special delivery terms apply for the UK mainland, N. Ireland, Channel Islands, and Scotland.
This guide is for anyone using the Silverline 1200W Sander Buffer & Polisher, designed for sanding, polishing, and buffing tasks. It offers variable speed control and a hook and loop backing pad for versatile use, providing efficient results for various projects. However, users should be aware of the special delivery terms that apply due to the item's size and weight.
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Model Part Number
264569
Brand
Silverline
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the output shaft size?
The output shaft is M14 male.
What is the no-load speed range?
The no-load speed range is 800-3500rpm.
What is included in the package?
The package includes a hook and loop backing pad, sanding disc, and polishing bonnet.
How do I change the sanding disc or polishing bonnet?
Use the spindle lock to hold the backing pad stationary, then remove the current disc/bonnet and attach a new one using the hook and loop system.
Can I use this tool on metal?
Yes, it can be used on metal for tasks like rust removal and polishing, but always use the appropriate abrasives and safety precautions.
How do I clean the sander/polisher?
After each use, clean the backing pad and housing with a brush or cloth to remove dust and debris. Do not use liquids directly on the tool.
What safety precautions should I take?
Always wear safety glasses, and a dust mask when sanding. Use appropriate gloves and ear protection. Secure the workpiece and avoid excessive pressure.
Troubleshooting
The sander/polisher is not turning on.
Check the power connection and ensure the tool is plugged in correctly. Also, inspect the power cord for any damage or breaks. If the issue persists, check the fuse or consult a qualified electrician.
The sanding disc or polishing bonnet is not staying in place.
Ensure the hook and loop system is clean and properly attached. Check for wear on the backing pad and replace if necessary. Make sure the disc/bonnet is properly aligned before use.
The tool is vibrating excessively.
Check if the sanding disc or polishing bonnet is properly centered and secured. If the issue persists, inspect the backing pad for damage or wear. Reduce the speed setting.
The speed control is not working.
Check for any physical damage to the speed control dial. Ensure the tool is not overloaded. If the issue persists, it may require professional repair.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Versatile for sanding, polishing, and buffing.
Variable speed control allows for optimal performance on different materials.
Hook and loop system ensures quick and easy abrasive changes.
Comfortable D-handle design enhances user control and reduces fatigue.
Lock-on button provides convenience during extended use.
Easy access to carbon brushes for maintenance.
Cons
Special delivery terms apply due to size and weight, potentially increasing shipping costs.
Requires proper technique to avoid damaging the workpiece during polishing.
May require additional accessories depending on specific project needs.
The included sanding disc may not be suitable for all applications.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Attach the backing pad securely to the output shaft (M14 male).
Attach the appropriate sanding disc or polishing bonnet using the hook and loop system.
Connect the power cord to a suitable mains outlet.
Compatibility:
Compatible with a wide range of sanding discs and polishing bonnets with a hook and loop backing.
Ensure the electrical outlet is compatible with the tool's power requirements.
Care:
Clean the tool after each use, removing dust and debris from the backing pad and housing.
Inspect the carbon brushes regularly and replace them when worn.
Store the tool in a dry place to prevent moisture damage.
Regularly check the power cord for any signs of damage.