The Orbital Polisher comes in a red color.
In this video, we show you how to use the Flex XC 3401 VRG Dual Action Orbital Polisher. The orbital movement of this new polisher mimics the circular movement of the human hand as it polishes. At the same time, the polisher runs very smoothly, which makes it easy to get a very clean, precise finish. It even has what is needed for hologram-free polishing. Because this polisher, with its ergonomically designed knob handle, was made for that. As a result, even when there is a lot of weight on it, there is always enough lift to keep things moving smoothly. With the large stroke length, it is also possible to remove existing holograms from black finishes. Because of the direct orbital drive, very little heat builds up on the surface, which is ideal for temperature-sensitive finishes. The accelerator trigger switch and speed selection let you control how quickly you get to the right speed. It’s important to note that the machine’s orbital movement has been made to work best with the special back pad that comes with it. SPECIFICATION. The maximum diameter of a polishing pad is 6.5 inches. This is the length of the Velcro pad: 5.5 inche. With no load: 160-480 rp. The length of the stroke: 8 m. When there is no load on the rocket, the orbit rate is between 3200 and 9600 opm. A 900-Watt power sourc. 590 Watts of powe. Weight: 5.75 pounds. At a glance, you can see all of the advantages. It has FLEX seven-fold microprocessor electronics, which can be changed. With a tachometer generator, a soft start, an accelerator trigger switch, restart protection after a power outage, overload protection, temperature monitoring, and speed selection, you can keep the same speed at all times. 8 mm movement of the orbit. Drive that never stops for a smooth, even surface. Knobs that can be taken off and have a more comfortable gri. High-powered motor: can handle a lot of weight. A spindle lock is a piece of hardware that keeps the spi. Quality carbon brushes: if the carbon brushes wear out, the motor will be turned off and thus will not be damaged. This way, the motor will be safe from damage. It comes with a 10″ black power cord and a blue microfiber cloth.
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The orbital movement of the FLEX XC 3401 VRG Polisher is very similar to the circular movement of the human hand when it is used to polish. It runs very smoothly, which makes it easy to get a very clean, precise finish. It even has what is needed for hologram-free polishing. There is no uneven movement even when there is a lot of weight on the machine. There is very little heat on the surface because of the direct orbital drive. This makes it ideal for working with temperature-sensitive finishes. A special back pad and a sponge (140 x 30 mm) are included with the machine. The machine’s orbital movement has been made to work well with them. The set comes with a grip cover, a knob grip, and a Velcro backing pad. 7.8 amps, 5.7 pound.
We both spent a lot of time trying to figure out what the “difference” is between all the DA polishers that are out there. Youtube has a lot of reviews that seem to be linked to one company or the other. Almost everyone doesn’t notice. And the ones that don’t, well, “made in Italy” sounds nice. It doesn’t matter. This country makes the worst things ever. I wanted a Rupes, but they don’t work well. They need to be fixed right away or they don’t work well. What kind of style is that. I ran the Griot’s. It was a good deal for the money, I can tell you that. Each one is about the same. Flex is the only thing that can be measured or really be different: direct drive.
For me, it’s not so much that I need the extra torque or power that direct drive can give me. I don’t need that much. The right pad and polish won’t make a big difference. What I like about the consistency is that it doesn’t stop. I get the exact RPM that I set it to, no matter what pressure, angle, slope, or angle it is. It doesn’t matter. This is a problem with DA’s all the time. In the past, I’ve seen a lot of solutions, like Rupes’ “washer mod,” Meg’s “DTM,” and so on. None of them completely solve the problem, though.
Even though the design is clear, it is built very well. The tool is strong, powerful, and made well.
