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RANDOM ORBITAL FLOOR SANDER,110 VOLT,15"


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U-SAND FLOOR SANDER
Using four-pad, random orbit technology, the U-Sand sander makes floor sanding easy and worry-free by eliminating the possibility of damaging the floor. Acting as a sander, edger, and buffer, this machine can complete a floor sanding job from start to finish.
This USand random orbital floor sander rental features a dust bag and a 1.5 horsepower electric motor. U-Sander works well on both softwoods and hardwoods. However, the U-Sand floor sander will not work well on severely worn, cupped, tracked, or coated floors with a layer or multiple layers of old, hard stain. A drum sander would be a better choice in these situations.Rip and strip finishes on existing floors with ease. Cuts through urethane efficiently and leaves the wood clean and ready for a new finish.
Sands in any direction without damaging the grain pattern, and is the best machine for antique floors as it removes far less material than drums so your floors last longer.
Far easier to use than traditional drum sanders.Change hook and loop grit disks in seconds.Vacuums dust out of the way as you go. Collects dust in an on-board vacuum bag that is easy to remove and empty when needed (remember to remove from unit when not in use).Edge and buff with the same machine.Floats easily as you make your passes.Choose the original U-Sand, a real workhorse weighing in at 125 pounds, this unit hums as it works on your floor. The 25 cord allows you to access the entire room with ease. It operates on a standard 110 volt outlet available in many rooms in homes. It is a great unit for a floor finishing beginner, or weekend warrior!

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