AirVANTAGE 6″ Palm-Style, 2nd Generation Industrial Advanced Electric Sander Central-Vacuum with Low-Profile Pad (3/32- Hook & Loop)
$389.99
This is the AirVantage 2nd Generation Advanced Electric Sander. Unlike the previous generation, this model is more portable, without the need of carrying a power supply box. The sander comes with a pad of your choice. Please do read the TITLE careful, so you know which pad option you are purchasing. The input Voltage is 120V/ 50Hz. Grab one today while Supply last. Thank you for looking!
POWER: Advanced outrunner brushless DC motor generates high torque with an adjustable speed settings : 4000, 7,000, 9,000 and 10,000 RPM.
FEATURE: Low-Profile and Central-Vacuum. Simply connect your 1″ vacuum hose into the swivel exhaust and good to go. The lowest profile in the industry provides unparalleled control, maneuverability and feedback.
SUPERIOR DESIGN: Patented Dual-Channels Maximize Vacuum Efficiency. The Vibration absorbing “Comfort Grips” improve feel and reduce hand fatigue during operation.
FINE CUT: The 3/32″ Orbits model has less aggressive cutting. It is used when fine sanding is needed.
PEACE OF MIND: All purchases come with 1-Year AlphegaZ Limited Warranty against defects in materials and workmanship; please purchase with confidence. We got you covered!
8 reviews for AirVANTAGE 6″ Palm-Style, 2nd Generation Industrial Advanced Electric Sander Central-Vacuum with Low-Profile Pad (3/32- Hook & Loop)
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U.E. –
Good performance, good ergonomics, low vibration
This is the best sander I’ve ever used and as far as I can tell it’s a clone of the Mirka DEROS. I was between this and a Festool brushless sander. After the first few hours I’m glad I spent the money. I like it better than the ETS 125 or the Rotex.This model seems to be built for a Festool dust extractor. The green hose threads into the swivel fitting, but I did have to remove the rubber fitting at the end of the hose. The included clips also nicely fit over the stock Festool hose. It did not work well at all with a Fein Turbo extractor.I’ve tried this with Diablo Sandnet and 3M Cubitron abrasive and they both provide excellent dust collection.
Austin –
Amazing sander!
I have a mobile auto body and paint repair shop for cosmetic damages. I use no air tools as carrying a compressor that is suitable to run them is too large for my van. After 8 years of using a dewalt sander, and researching other sanders I finally decided to pull the trigger and try this out. The price tag caused lots of hesitation but compared to the $600 mirka this seemed like a better option. I wish I bought this sander 7 years ago! Used it for the first time and it is better in every way by orders of magnitude. I went with the 3/16 throw. Cuts through material in a fraction of the time. It’s smooth, ergonomic, quiet, and as low profile as a good air palm sander. I love every bit of it. I’ll see how it holds up long term, if it lasts I guarantee I’ll be purchasing the 3/32 version for my finish sanding.
Zack –
Clone of high end sanders. Performs very well, major upgrade from big box store sanders.
I bought this sander as a substitute for a Mirka sander. My review will be based on using a Mirka and using a an off the shelf sander. Since it’s priced at the upper end it should be compare to high end sanders.I have owned festool and Mirka. Mirka is my choice of those 2. Mirka is almost double the cost of this sander so I thought I would give this a try.Pros. Very smooth. Removes stock fast. Quiet.Cons. Pad has a poor punch design and sandpaper dosent hit many of the holes so the dust collection is not amazing.Extended used it will get hot.The sander is very smooth. It can be a bit jerky when running a heavy grit paper. One thing the Mirka beats this sander at. Mirka is smooth no matter what.The sander removes materials quickly and will run any off the shelf big box store sanders into the ground.Seriously if you are doing a lot of sanding with a random orbit from Home Depot or Lowe’s this sander will be a game changer.If you run it hard it gets very hot. My guys sand cabinets 8hrs a day and this and the dust collection was their only complaint.If you want great features like a Mirka but can’t quite afford a high end sander this is for you. Its very fast, smooth and, cleans up boards fast.If you are able to get the Mirka know that the major difference is a Mirkas touch more powerful, will be a bit smoother. Stays cool even when running all day. Dust collection is superb.
ryan conklin –
This thing is awesome!
I should have bought those years ago.. This thing work so dang good..!! Quite, no vibration, love the speed control, soft start..Buy it.. You will love it.!!
Rachel Johnson –
Overheats!
Stay away if you plan on using this for wood or epoxy work. My unit gets very hot within 20 minutes and will usually shut down within 30 minutes. I talked to the manufacturer and ended up sending it back for them to replace the motor and spindle. When I got it back it was slightly better but still not practical for large wood projects like tables. For nearly $400 I hoped for better. At this price range, try and save a little more for a Mirka or Festool. If you are doing body or intermittent sanding this may be ok. It does cut very well when it is working
Bill Riddle –
Fantastic sander
I couldn’t be more pleased with this sander. I love the long cord, light weight and quiet motor. I wouldn’t bother with the vacuum attachment but it works beautifully and I’d highly recommend!
James B. –
Good product
It has become my favorite sander. Only complaint is the jump in speed from one gear (setting) to the next. It has alot of top end speed, but not so much mid range. Throttle control, via the paddle, could be better, to combat the gearing issue. That being said, I do love it. I just hope it lasts!
Carol –
Overheats very easily
The sander works well and I may not be the most common user case because I start with a very low grit sandpaper for my applications but this sander overheated and turned itself off after about 25 minutes of use on aluminum with 40 grit PSA paper. I have been using standard Dewalt orbital sanders for most of my professional career knowing I should really upgrade. I bit the bullet on this one and was very disappointed and ended up having to use my old beat up Dewalt to finish the job. I don’t have to airpower needed for a standard DA sander so I was excited to find a pro-style sander with a dust collection port but it can’t handle much use. I am glad it turned itself off so that the motor didn’t burnout but it didn’t fit my needs. I decided to use it with my final passes using 220 and then 400 grit and it did it again just as fast. I really wanted it work for me so I sent it over to my woodshop for 220 sanding on some cabinets and it worked longer but still got very very hot in just about 30 minutes of sanding just wood with light grit. I’ll be returning this as soon as I can. What’s surprising is that the Dewalt sanders over the years have never had this problem. I might have to eaither move up to a Mirka or just back down to the dewalts. Not worth the money in my opinion.