Chicago Pneumatic CP7255E-3 3-Inch Random Orbital Air Sander - 0.28HP/210W, 12000 RPM, Hook & Loop Pad - Ideal for Woodworking, Furniture Refinishing & Auto Body Sanding - Non-Vacuum Design for Home Improvement & DIY Projects
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Product Description
Designed for body shop applications like final sanding, finishing, and pre-polishing processes, this 3 Inch (75mm) / 6 Inch (150mm) pneumatic orbital sander (3/16 Inch - 5mm orbit) series offers efficiency with its power of 0.3 HP (210 W) and great comfort with its palm shape in soft grip. This model belongs to the CP7225 series which is composed of 12 models: Non-Vacuum (NV) model (Hook & Loop and PSA pad), Self Vacuum (SV) model (Hook & Loop and PSA pad), Central Vacuum (CV) model (Hook & Loop and PSA pad*) and Two hands (CV Hook & Loop pad, NV Hook & Loop pad and NV PSA pad).
Product Features
Operator comfort with ergonomic palm shape in soft grip for perfect control
Productivity increased with low vibration level and low noise level
Powerful motor 0.3 HP (210 W) for vertical and horizontal applications
3 Inch (75 mm) / 6 Inch (150 mm) random orbital with palm sander, 3/16 Inch (5mm) orbit for surface preparation from body filler to paint primer
Customer Reviews
Having had this for a while now and using it in the shop at work, I really like it. It`s everything the description says it is. Light, fast, quiet, ergonomic. The 6 inch pad I like too- with no residue comes off the back of the sandpaper- sticking onto it (seems to have a plastic film like quality to it, unlike other ones). It`s flexible to a degree yet seems very flat, unlike some of the orbitals in the shop which seem to be 'high centered'. Recommended top air pressure is 95 CFM but if you crank it up it`ll really get the thing spinning, but it says it can damage the 'motor' or bearings in it. I keep the line at 95 and all air tools seem to work fine at that pressure. A few drops of air tool oil throught the day for longevity and it should keep it happy. I dig it, it`s the best (imo) orbital in the shop. And I can be pretty critical.
