Sander Rotex RO 90 FEQ
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The only professional sander that sands open spaces as easily as it conquers corners. How do you move seamlessly between rough sanding and final sanding without switching sanders? It is easy when you own a Rotex multi-mode sander.
The design of this multipurpose sander is nothing short of an engineering marvel. Use the aggressive action to quickly and efficiently remove wood, paint, or varnish. Switch to the fine setting for final finishing. Equip your Rotex with polishing pads, sponges, felts or sheepskin and get astonishing finishes that gleam with brilliance.
With the RO 90 DX, add the ability to swap the round pad for a delta-shaped pad to reach deep into corners and crevices. Transform rough surfaces with startling power, stripping stubborn paints and other coatings, and making you the master of all materials. The aggressive mode delivers material removal like that of a grinder and makes your belt sander look like a toy. Shaving off hours of sanding, you quickly and easily achieve astonishing results.
Slip on the edge protector to prevent incidental contact with adjacent surfaces. Create sensationally smooth finishes with ease. Sit back in amazement as you gaze at the results you achieved with utter ease. Connected to a Festool dust extractor, work in a near-dust-free environment. Well-balanced and practically vibration-free.
Equip your Rotex with one of the many polishing pads, sponges, felts or sheepskin and you're ready to buff your finish to a gleaming luster. Use the variable speed setting to dial in the perfect polishing speed for more delicate finishes.
The Rotex RO 90 DX can be easily converted from a circular pad to a triangular delta pad in seconds (no tools required). Reach into corners and tight crevices. The gear driven orbit gnaws through the toughest materials and finishes. The light weight, compact format eliminates fatigue.
- Switch from sanding with a round pad to a delta-shaped pad in seconds, no tools required
- Aggressive sanding mode is gear-driven and allows quick removal of material or stubborn finishes
- Random orbital mode provides astonishing finish sanding results with ease
- Polishing mode and accessories offer the ability to product a brilliant, gleaming shine on nearly any surface
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