Belt and DIsc Sander
Wood Working Machines

Belt and DIsc Sander

Built around smoothing wooden surfaces with controlled abrasion, the Belt and DIsc Sander provides a dedicated working arrangement. It feeds or presents the work to a moving abrasive surface, with uniform abrasive contact over the working area.

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Belt and DIsc Sander

Machine Purpose

Used for smoothing wooden surfaces with controlled abrasion, the Belt and DIsc Sander addresses a distinct stage of industrial work. It accommodates boards, panels, doors, and furniture parts and keeps setup, tool engagement, and job handling centred on that task.

Industrial Applications

The machine is applicable to furniture factories, cabinet shops, and joinery. It can support individual jobs, recurring batches, or a dedicated station between earlier preparation and later inspection.

How It Works

In operation, it feeds or presents the work to a moving abrasive surface. The practical focus is uniform abrasive contact over the working area. Correct workholding, tooling, supervision, and routine inspection remain important because results depend on the material and setup.

Selection Considerations

Selection should follow the real workpiece, material, operation, production frequency, handling method, and available space. Exact performance data must come from the technical specification for the chosen Belt and DIsc Sander.

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Specifications

Technical Specifications

Model WBS-6
Disc Diameter 150 mm
Brand Prince/wudmax
No Load Speed 275 RMM
Belt Size 915 x 100 mm
Warranty 1year
Voltage 220V
Frequency 50 Hz
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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a Belt and DIsc Sander do?
The Belt and DIsc Sander is intended for smoothing wooden surfaces with controlled abrasion. It is arranged around boards, panels, doors, and furniture parts, giving operators a dedicated method for this specific stage of production, preparation, assembly, finishing, testing, or repair.
How does the Belt and DIsc Sander complete its working cycle?
The machine feeds or presents the work to a moving abrasive surface. Its uniform abrasive contact over the working area supports a controlled sequence, although the exact setup, tooling, feed, and operating parameters must follow the selected model and the job being processed.
What material should be prepared for a Belt and DIsc Sander?
It is primarily associated with boards, panels, doors, and furniture parts. Suitability depends on the material, shape, size, required operation, tooling, and rated capacity, so the actual workpiece should be checked against the product specification before use.
Which industries commonly use a Belt and DIsc Sander?
Typical users include furniture factories, cabinet shops, and joinery. In these settings, the Belt and DIsc Sander may operate as a standalone workstation or as one stage within a broader manufacturing, fabrication, maintenance, or quality-control process.
What should be checked before buying a Belt and DIsc Sander?
Start with the real workpiece and required operation. Compare working range, compatible tooling, control method, production frequency, loading arrangement, available space, utilities, guarding, and service access. Confirm every numerical requirement from the selected model’s technical data rather than relying on the general machine name.
Which parts of a Belt and DIsc Sander need regular inspection?
Keep the working area clean and inspect the tool, work supports, guards, fasteners, transmission elements, lubrication points, and relevant electrical, hydraulic, or pneumatic systems. Follow the maintenance schedule supplied for the machine, isolate all energy before servicing, and replace guards before returning it to operation.
Which options influence the quotation for a Belt and DIsc Sander?
Price depends on the required working range, construction, drive and control arrangement, tooling, automation, accessories, guarding, inspection requirements, freight, and installation support. A meaningful quotation therefore needs the intended application and workpiece details, not only the title Belt and DIsc Sander.