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sander
(redirected from Disc sanders)

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sander
1. a power-driven tool for smoothing surfaces, esp wood, plastic, etc., by rubbing with an abrasive disc
2. a person who uses such a device

sander [′san·dər]
(mechanical engineering)
An electric machine used to sand the surface of wood, metal, or other material.
A device attached to a locomotive or electric rail car which sands the rails to increase friction on the driving wheels.


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250 Snap On Drive, Murphy, NC 28906 Tel: (800) 722-7290 Fax: (828) 835-9685 Disc Sanders 11, 12 * ** Silver Machine Inc.
Tools include band saws, disc saws, high-speed spindles, belt and disc sanders, filling tools, scraping tools, brushes and chipping tools.
In Great Britain these include RECORD POWER(R) electrically operated woodworking machinery (wood turning lathes, drilling machines, mortising machines, bandsaws, disc sanders and grinders), STARTRIGHT MACHINES(TM) metalcutting bandsaws, circular saws, and dust extractors; and HILMOR(R) conduit and copper bending machines and plastic pipe cutters.
 
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