Random orbital sander

Clean sanding or surfaces – a powerful Festool eccentric sander machines various materials, such as wood, plastic, glass and metal, in a precise and smooth manner. The round sanding pads are true all-rounders and ideal for rough, fine and final sanding. Thanks to its integrated sanding pad brake, quiet operation and smooth motor speed adjustment, the eccentric sander allows users to master even demanding work on a wide range of workpieces without any errors. Use of a dust bag or mobile dust extractor means that users' health remains protected.

Further information about our products

The brushless EC-TEC motor will impress you with a long service life and works highly efficiently – making overheating and forced shutdowns a thing of the past.

NEWS

Unlimited power – on all substrates

Festool guarantees unlimited power with the new surface-restoration grinder: Its brushless EC-TEC motor boasts impressive performance with outstanding, constant power – and all with no risk of overheating. It is perfect for carpenters, painters, parquet flooring and floor layers as the new powerhouse achieves perfect substrate preparation in no time at all – effortlessly and without interruptions.

WORK

Everywhere, all the time – part 2

We visit Wolters B.V., about one and a half hours east of Amsterdam, a large painting enterprise with more than 100 employees. At its headquarters in Deventer, projects throughout the entire country are prepared and coordinated. Extensive painting work is carried out in the large plant hall and the modern spray booth. But mainly the Wolters teams have to be ready at any time and have everything they need for their work, no matter where they are.

Sanding with the Festool ETS EC 125 or 150 eccentric sander

KNOW HOW

Proper door refurbishment

The ETS EC 150 eccentric sander and LS 130 DUPLEX linear sander create the optimal surface for restoring old doors. Together with the CT MIDI compact dust extractor, they form a clean trio. We’ve compiled step-by-step information on what you need to take note of and from which tools and motions you can get the best results.

To the Festool Blog