Machines
Sanding, polishing, dust extraction.
Machines that match our abrasives – and for every machine the right discs, backing pads and interface pads, checked by machine type and diameter.
Step 1 · Machine
The machine
1 Machine
NewKORNDEX EX 150
Random orbital sander 150 mm, 5 mm orbit, 350 W – the machine for our discs.
€149.00incl. VAT, plus shipping
Random orbital sander · at a glance
- 5 mm orbit
- Variable speed
- Dust extraction
- Includes 10 discs
- Pad diameter
- 150 mm
- Orbit
- 5 mm
- Power
- 350 W
- Speed
- 4,000–10,000 rpm
- Mount
- 5/16" thread
- Supplied with
- Machine, medium-hard backing pad, 10× PRO CUT P120
Step 2 · Consumables
Made for this machine
Abrasives, accessories and sets that fit the KORNDEX EX 150 – machine type and diameter checked.
Already included:Medium-hard backing pad · 10× PRO CUT P120
Abrasives
Discs in the matching diameter
PRO CUT 150
Professional sanding disc Ø 150 mm – maximum stock removal.
€24.90
€0.50 / pc · incl. VAT, plus shipping
PRO FILM 150
Film-backed sanding disc Ø 150 mm – for the finest surfaces.
€15.90
€1.59 / pc · incl. VAT, plus shipping
PRO NET 150
Mesh sanding disc Ø 150 mm – virtually dust-free, sands for longer.
€24.90
€0.50 / pc · incl. VAT, plus shipping
SOFT FINISH
Foam sanding pad Ø 150 mm – perfect results. Every time.
€14.90
€1.49 / pc · incl. VAT, plus shipping
Accessories
Backing pads and interface pads
Sets
Complete grit sequences
Car paint starter set
Six grits for paint repair – from body filler to top coat.
€69.90
incl. VAT, plus shipping
Finish set for high gloss
For the finish before polishing – film, foam and wet sanding sheets.
€59.90
incl. VAT, plus shipping
Wood starter set
Coarse, intermediate and fine sanding for furniture and solid wood.
€49.90
incl. VAT, plus shipping
Step 3 · Know-how
Machine guides
Which machine for which job, which backing pad for what, and how to get the dust into the extractor instead of your lungs.
Sanders & technique
Which sander for which job?
Random orbital, orbital, belt sander, angle grinder or by hand after all – what each machine does well and what it is not meant for.
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Abrasives
Which backing pad for which abrasive?
Hard, medium or soft, with or without holes, with or without an interface pad – how to match the pad to the job.
Read · 1 min
Sanders & technique
Sanding dust: extraction and masks
Dust should be extracted before it ever reaches the air – and whatever still rises is caught by an FFP2 mask. Why this also makes your discs last longer.
Read · 1 min
FAQ
Questions about Machines
Random orbital sander with a 3 or 5 mm orbit?
A 5 mm orbit removes more material and is the all-rounder – from body filler and primer surfacer to keying before painting. A 3 mm orbit sands finer and is made for finishing. If you only have one machine, take 5 mm and switch to a finer grit and an interface pad for the finish.
Will the discs fit my random orbital sander?
Yes, if the diameter (125 or 150 mm) and the hook-and-loop fixing match. The multi-hole pattern fits any hole layout. Every product page lists under “Technical details” which machines the product is made for.
Do I need an interface pad?
For paint, curves and edges, yes: the soft layer between backing pad and disc gives a little, follows contours and protects edges. On flat surfaces and for heavy stock removal you can do without.
How do I protect myself from sanding dust?
Extract first, right at the machine – with a perforated backing pad and perforated or mesh discs. Whatever still rises is caught by a tight-fitting FFP2 dust mask. Oak and beech dust is classed as carcinogenic, and paint and filler dust has no place in your lungs either.
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