Dual Random Orbit Sander features quick-change operation.
December 16, 2008 -
Able to switch from stock removal to fine finishing with one button press, 6 in. SXE450 TurboTec produces 8,400-22,000 orbits/min at adjustable orbit size of 1/8 in. for fine finishing or ¼ in. for stock removal. Adjustable oscillating circuit system and TurboBoost power on-demand feature make tool suited for wood, plastic, sheet metal, and non-ferrous metal applications. Powered by 3.4 A motor, sander employs Variospeed electronics that allow speed changes up to 8,000 rpm.
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Original Press release
Metabo Corp.
1231 Wilson Dr.
West Chester, PA, 19380 4243
USA
Metabo's New Versatile 6' Dual Random Orbit Sander Enables Quick Changes Between Fine Finishing and Heavy Duty Stock Removal
WEST CHESTER, Pa. December 2008 - Metabo Corporation, a leading international manufacturer of professional grade portable electric power tools and abrasives for industrial, construction and welding applications, now offers a 6" random orbit sander that easily switches from fast stock removal to fine finishing at the touch of a button. The new SXE450 TurboTec offers from 8,400 to 22,000 orbits per minute at an adjustable orbit size of either 1/8" for fine finishing or 1/4" for stock removal.
With this adjustable oscillating circuit system and the SXE450 TurboTec's additional TurboBoost that delivers added power on-demand for heavy duty sanding, the versatile tool is ideal for a variety of wood, plastic, sheet metal and non-ferrous metal applications that require exceptional performance in the fast removal of stock as well as in fine finishing and polishing. Available on any pre-selected speed, TurboBoost provides up to 16 percent more stock removal than other sanders in its class. In addition, the robust die cast aluminum bearing housing and dust-proof bearings ensure a long life.
Metabo's SXE450 TurboTec's lightweight and comfortable handle design makes it appealing to users. The rubber handle ensures a secure grip and dampens vibration for added comfort, while a removable front handle enables the user to guide the tool precisely with minimal effort. The sander has a 3.4 amp motor, weighs just 5.75 pounds and is 11-1/2" long. Variospeed (V) electronics, controlled via a thumbwheel, enable infinitely variable speed changes up to the tool's rated load of 8,000 rpm per minute.
The integral dust collection system that comes standard with this tool uses a highly-efficient, washable Intec filter, reducing the need for frequent filter replacement. A vacuum hose can also be attached. The sander comes complete with a Velcro faced-backing pad, hexagon key and assorted sanding paper and an optional carrying case is available.
For more information, please visit: http://www.metabo.us/Sander.24638.0.html or contact Terry Tuerk, Metabo Corporation, 1231 Wilson Drive, West Chester, Pa. 19380.
Tel: 800/ 638-2264; Fax: 800/ 638-2261; Email: ttuerk@metabousa.com;
Web: www.metabousa.com.
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ABOUT METABO: Metabo, a leading international manufacturer of professional grade portable electric power tools and abrasives for industrial, construction and welding applications, has international headquarters in Nurtingen, Germany and U.S. headquarters in West Chester, Pennsylvania. The company has focused its product development on technological advancements in electronic circuitry and mechanical design, which has resulted in high performance, durable electric power tools. The name Metabo is German for "metal-boring," symbolic of the company's first tool -- a metal-boring tool -- manufactured in 1924.
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