Dynafine Detail Sander from Dynabrade is Ideal for Tight Sanding Applications

Dynafine Detail Sander from Dynabrade is Ideal for Tight Sanding Applications

The Dynafine Detail Sander from Dynabrade is ideal for sanding into corners and tight areas. The Sanding Pad easily adjusts 360 degrees to any position. The Dynafine Detail Sander is an air-powered finishing sander, which is ideal for use on moldings, door jams, bumpers, spoilers and other automotive body locations where ....

The Dynafine Detail Sander from Dynabrade is ideal for sanding into corners and tight areas. The Sanding Pad easily adjusts 360° to any position.

The Dynafine Detail Sander is an air-powered finishing sander, which is ideal for use on moldings, door jams, bumpers, spoilers and other automotive body locations where sanding applications are needed. The tool can be used on various materials including metal, wood, carbon fiber, fiberglass and composites. The tool is great for restoration work.

Running at 15,000 RPM, the tool features a 1/32” diameter orbital pattern for achieving superior finishes. The tool is available either as a Non-Vacuum Model, Self-Generated Vacuum Model, or a Central Vacuum Model for connection to an external central vacuum system. As the vacuum tool is sanding, it efficiently diverts dust, debris and contaminants including Hexavalent Chromium to an external vacuum source ensuring a cleaner, safer workplace. The Dynafine Detail Sander features an insulated handle, for lower vibration and the elimination of cold air transmission to the operator’s hands.

Vinyl and Hook-Face Sanding Pads are also available in Tear Drop, Triangular and Round Shapes for use with PSA and Hook Face Abrasives. This tool is just one in a new series of vacuum tools offered by Dynabrade. Made in the U.S.A.

For additional information, visit www.dynabrade.com.

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