In the 315 pneumatic straight line sander, there are two pistons that work together to keep the machine from stalling. This means that it can handle heavy-duty sanding jobs, like sanding body filler or shaping and leveling large flat surfaces.
Everything about the tool is made to fit your hand, and the lever throttle takes the pressure off of your palm.
It has a variable speed of up to 3,000 reciprocating strokes per minute, so you can change the sander’s output to match the job at hand.
Vibration is low because there are two handles instead of one. This allows for a smooth, precise performance.
Clamps that wrap around the paper should be 17.5″ long.
An overview of what this item is abou.
Makes smooth finishes and can run up to 3,000 strokes per minute with the IR 315 Straight Line Air Sander. It’s great for hard sanding jobs, and it can run for a long time. Every time you press the start button on the straight-line air sander, you can be sure it will work the same way every time. This sander’s top handle is easy to grip, allowing you to have full control over the tool and get the best results every time. Because it has two pistons, it doesn’t run out of power and can do jobs like sanding down body filler or shaping and leveling large, flat surfaces smoothly. With variable speed, you can change the speed of your tool whenever you need to. Wrap-around clamps will need paper that is 17.5″ long. This type of sander comes with a one-year warranty.
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Every new thing has been put into Ingersoll Rand’s random orbital and orbital series sanders. In this video, we show you how everything is made to fit your hand. The lever throttle takes the pressure off of your palm. Get the power and precision you need to do your best work. Because it has two pistons, it doesn’t run out of power and can do jobs like sanding down body filler or shaping and leveling large, flat surfaces smoothly.
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I was fooled into buying this Ingersoll Rand sander on Amazon because of the false information that was on the site.
Here’s how. In this case, I’m going over an 8-foot-by-30-inch woodworking table with a sander that is as long as it is wide. 17 12″ inches was 2 12″ inches longer than the other 15 inches long things.
Ingersol rand knows that the information on this item is wrong, and he says so in the text.
These are things that are on Amazon and in their boxes.
It’s an Ingersoll Rand 315 Air Twin Piston Straight Line Sander with a 2-1/2-inch x 17 1/2-inch pad.
In the box, there’s a Pad that’s 2 34 X 15 inches.
That isn’t true. I called IR and was told that 17 12 inches is the length of the paper. That isn’t true.
Everything on the box says 2 34 X 17 12 inches.
Before you use it, I think you should read the user’s manual to learn how to keep it safe, how to properly clean it, and more.
There is no user’s manual for IR315, so you can’t figure out how to use it.
Then I thought I’d go to the IR website and download the PDF, but there were four pages that I didn’t even need there.
I have never bought a power tool without a user/safety guide.
The box also says that there is a 1-year limited warranty on the parts inside of the box.
People don’t know about a warranty because there isn’t anything in the box.
I don’t think there is any paperwork inside the box at all.
