Sander Corner Finish DTS 400
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A great all around sander, the DTS 400 is designed for fine sanding small, angular surfaces that are difficult to reach. With a short 5/64" (2 mm) stroke, this sander gives you a super-fine finished surface. Both compact and lightweight (2.4 lbs), the DTS 400 is the ideal sander for working on vertical and overhead surfaces. Step-less variable speed improves working results and the vibration-stop balancing makes your work less tiring.
- Powerful 250 watt motor featuring electronic control for consistent power and finishing results
- Well developed ergonomics with rubberized grip textured surfaces
- Robust power switch – long lifecycle with straight-forward and positive engagment
- Interlocking dust port – works with the latest generation of CT Connector for tenacious retention
- Highly efficient dust extraction – capture the dust as it is made
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