JET BENCHTOP SANDER 10-20 JWDS-1020 JT9-723510
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- Infinitely variable-speed control produces the ultimate finish at a rate of up to 12 feet per minute and prevents machine overload
- Conveyor belt TRACKERS™ dramatically reduce the need for manual belt adjustments
- Precision-machined and balanced extruded aluminum drum is self-cooling to protect the surface being sanded from heat-damage
- Sealed and permanently lubricated drum ball bearings for longer life
- Precision-flattened reinforced steel conveyor bed and no-give power feed belt provide a constant smooth sanding action for better results
- Adjustable drum height and downward pressure feature virtually eliminates snipe
- Cast-iron handwheel adjusts height at 1/16" per turn for precise sanding thickness control
- Abrasive take-up fasteners make changing abrasives quick and easy
- On/off switch with overload protection is front-mounted for operator's convenience
- One feed and one drive motor for superior sanding control
- Continuous-duty, 1HP motor is designed for heavier use for longer periods of time
Brand | Jet |
Part # | JT9-723510 |
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