Electric Rotary Polisher incorporates rotating handle.
March 26, 2010 -
Able to be used on variety of surfaces, Electric Rotary Polisher utilizes 120 V, 11 A motor and rotary motion for cutting, polishing, and buffing using compounds. Trigger handle rotates 180° to any position for operator comfort, while rubberized side handle further increases comfort and control. Operating at 3,000 rpm max, tool offers variable speed trigger, lockable speed, and double insulated housing. It accepts optional polishing pads and buffs in diameters of 6-8 in.
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Original Press release
Dynabrade, Inc.
8989 Sheridan Dr.
Clarence, NY, 14031
USA
Dynabrade's New Electric Rotary Polisher Features Rotating Handle
Dynabrade, Inc of Clarence, New York is pleased to introduce a new Electric Rotary Polisher. This new Electric Polisher is excellent on a variety of surfaces including solid surface, fiberglass, plastic, painted surfaces, composites and more.
The Electric Polisher features a Rotary Motion for cutting, polishing and buffing using compounds. The Polisher features a rotating trigger handle, which rotates 180°. This allows the trigger handle to be adjusted to any position for optimum comfort. A rubberized side handle is also included which allows the handle to mount to the left, right, or on top of the tool for additional comfort and control.
The Electric Rotary Polisher features a powerful 120-volt, 11 amp motor. Operating at a maximum RPM of 3,000, the tool includes a "Lock Set Button" for locking in the desired speed for consistent RPM. The double insulated housing protects against electric shock and the variable speed trigger allows for feather-touch adjustment of your speed.
The Electric Rotary Polisher accepts optional polishing pads and buffs in diameters of 6" to 8". The tool includes an 8 foot electric cord.
Dynabrade has been supplying quality industrial abrasive power tools for use in industries worldwide for over forty years.
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