Sanders

A floor drum sander is a heavy-duty sanding machine used to level, smooth, and refinish wooden floors. It works by rotating a sanding drum fitted with abrasive belts, effectively removing old finishes, surface imperfections, and unevenness from timber flooring. Commonly used in flooring renovation and restoration work, it provides a fast and efficient way to prepare floors for sealing, staining, or varnishing.

A floor edging sander is a compact sanding machine designed to reach and finish areas that larger floor sanders cannot access, such as along walls, corners, and tight edges. It is used in conjunction with a drum sander to ensure a smooth, even finish across the entire floor surface. Ideal for flooring restoration and renovation work, it provides precision sanding in detailed or confined areas.

An orbital sander is a handheld power tool used for smooth, fine sanding and finishing on wood, metal, and painted surfaces. It operates with a small circular or rectangular sanding pad that moves in a random orbital motion, helping to reduce visible swirl marks and deliver a clean, even finish. Commonly used in decorating, joinery, and preparation work, it is ideal for achieving a high-quality surface finish.

A palm sander is a compact, lightweight sanding tool designed for fine finishing and smoothing surfaces such as wood, plaster, and paintwork. Its small rectangular or square sanding pad allows for easy control and access to tight or detailed areas, making it ideal for light sanding, preparation work, and finishing tasks in decorating and joinery applications.

A belt sander is a powerful hand-held or bench-mounted tool used for quickly removing material and smoothing surfaces such as wood, metal, or plastic. It operates using a continuous loop of abrasive sandpaper that runs over rollers, making it ideal for heavy stock removal, leveling uneven surfaces, and preparing materials for finishing in construction, joinery, and renovation work.

A drywall sander is a specialised power tool designed for sanding plasterboard walls and ceilings quickly and efficiently. It typically features a long extendable handle and a circular sanding head, often with dust extraction, allowing users to smooth joint compound and surface imperfections with minimal mess. Ideal for decorating and finishing work, it helps achieve a clean, even surface ready for painting or further treatment.