Makita 40VMax XGT BO007CG Orbital Sander

Makita Launches New Orbital Sander

Makita Launches New Orbital Sander

Makita has expanded its range of high-powered sanders with its new powerful 40VMax XGT BO007CG Orbital Sander. Designed for comfort and easy manoeuvrability, it allows trade professionals to achieve high-quality results and optimum accuracy.

With a 93 x 185mm pad, sanding flat surfaces, edges, and corners can reportedly be done with ease and precision. This is thanks to the tool being lightweight with optimal weight balance, which helps users to achieve even sanding with no additional force needed. Combined with the ergonomic design of the handle, the BO007CG sander is comfortable to use for prolonged periods of time.

The sander features hook and loop pads for quick and easy changing between grit levels, meaning minimal interruption to workflow and providing additional flexibility. The product’s pad saver protects the backing pad of the sander, which can be easily replaced when necessary. What’s more, the battery is connected via a wire and can be looped onto a belt or pocket when working at height or working around larger materials.

The new orbit sander is also equipped with Makita’s Auto-Start Wireless System (AWS) technology, connecting the sander with compatible dust extractors via Bluetooth to run the dust extractor automatically when the tool is in use. There is also the option of an on-tool dust bag for less demanding tasks or those which require more freedom of movement; however, Makita always recommend using sanders with a professional dust extractor.

The sander has a 2mm orbit and 6,000-12,000rpm variable speed control conveniently located towards the back, allowing the user to select the required speed for each task, as well as constant speed.

Additionally, the sander is designed for smooth start-ups and an anti-restart function to ensure user safety. Finally, it has been designed with a brushless motor, which means less friction, translating into more power, performance, and runtime as well as offering the additional advantage that replacement brushes are not needed.

Kevin Brannigan, Marketing Manager at Makita UK commented: “This new XGT Orbit Sander is a fantastic addition to our growing 40VMax XGT range. This battery powered sander is extremely powerful and has been engineered for excellent control, comfort, and precision, helping professionals to achieve a flawless finish with every use.”

For more information about the BO007CG and Makita’s full range of powerful 40VMax XGT machines, visit: www.makitauk.com.

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