Floor Sander LF125 Breaker

What it is

The Breaker LF125 sander (code LF125) is the professional solution for the manual treatment of surfaces on site, designed for construction operators who require precision and control at every stage of sanding, smoothing and finishing. A versatile tool, it adapts to different materials such as wood, metal and plaster, delivering uniform results even in demanding working conditions.

The wall sander is an electric machine with an abrasive backing pad, often mounted on a telescopic pole, which sands plasterboard, fillers and plaster on walls and ceilings.

What it is for

Used for sanding surfaces, as preparation or as a finish, for sanding surfaces before treatment and for preparing surfaces before treatment.

How to use it

Fit the abrasive disc of the suitable grit to the hook-and-loop backing pad and connect a vacuum cleaner for the dust. Rest the pad flat against the wall and move the machine in regular passes, without stopping in one spot so as not to create hollows. Work with a dust mask and goggles and change the disc when it no longer removes material.

Where it is used

• Renovation

Technical data

• Motor: Single-phase electric 230 V
• Power (W): 1400
• Weight (kg): 2,4

Who it is for

Designed for building maintenance operatives, bricklayers, construction workers and flooring and paving contractors.

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Before you order

In your request, please state the power rating and the quantities required, so we can give you the right quotation first time.

For prices and availability, request a quote from AMES Srl: we will reply with our quotation, delivery times and, where needed, an equivalent technical alternative.