
| Input Power | 700 W |
| Pad Diameter | 6 inch (152 mm) |
| Orbit | 10.5 mm Dual Action |
| Speed | Six-Speed Variable |
| Voltage | 220 V |
| Cord and Weight | 3 m Cord, 3.6 kg |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Dual-action polisher for compounding, polishing and waxing paintwork without the burn risk of a rotary machine. The 700 W motor turns a 6 inch (152 mm) backing plate on a 10.5 mm orbit, and the six-speed controller lets the operator start slow to spread a compound evenly and then lift the speed for cutting or finishing passes. Because the pad orbits rather than spinning on a single axis, heat builds on the panel far more slowly, which makes the tool usable by someone new to machine polishing as well as by an experienced detailer. Two handles - a side handle and an over-the-top loop - let the machine be held flat and controlled across a roof or bonnet, and a plastic head cover keeps the housing off the paint. Fitted with a 3 m power cord and weighing 3.6 kg. Backing pads are a wear item, so a shop can hold a small stock and keep the machine in service between jobs. The body can be worked across a whole vehicle without the operator fighting the tool, which helps a valeter get through a busy day. Detailing shops and body repairers use a dual-action polisher because the orbital path will not burn through a clear coat the way a rotary can; the speed range lets one machine cut, polish and finish. Because the pad orbits rather than spins, a swage line or a panel edge can be worked without the pad grabbing and taking the paint with it, which is the point where a rotary machine usually goes wrong. The side handle and top loop also let a valeter keep the pad flat across a roof or a bonnet while the other hand keeps the cord clear of the bodywork.
General sourcing inquiry
Thank you. We will reply within 24 working hours with pricing, MOQ, sample plan and lead time.