SPEEDAIRE 10D233 air disc sander 0.2 hp 16500 RPM 13.2 cfm
A 0.2 hp air disc sander spins a 2 in hook-and-loop pad at 16,500 RPM while drawing 13.2 cfm at 90 psi
- 2 hp motor delivers 16500 RPM for rapid material removal
- 2 cfm air consumption at 90 psi suits standard workshop compressors
- Hook-and-loop pad accepts 2 in discs for quick abrasive changes
- Right-angle grip gives controlled access in tight spaces
- 1/4 in NPT inlet with 3/8 in hose requirement ensures easy hookup
SPEEDAIRE 10D233 air disc sander
The SPEEDAIRE 10D233 is a new air-powered disc sander built for light-duty sanding and finishing tasks. It suits technicians and DIY users who need a compact tool for surface preparation on metal, wood or composite materials. The fixed-speed motor delivers consistent performance for detail work.
0.2 hp motor with 1/4 in NPT inlet
The right-angle grip and lightweight construction reduce operator fatigue during extended use. A 1/4 inch NPT air inlet connects to a minimum 3/8 inch hose, requiring 90 psi supply pressure and 13 cfm consumption. The hook-and-loop abrasive mount allows quick disc changes without additional tools.
Includes 2 in hook-and-loop pad
The sander ships with a 2 inch hook-and-loop backing pad, so it is ready for immediate use with compatible abrasive discs. Non-vacuum design means dust extraction must be managed separately in the workspace. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for chemical exposure risks.
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- Price $85.99
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Questions about this item
What air pressure does the 10D233 require to reach 16500 RPM?
The sander is rated for 90 psi at the inlet; running it lower will drop disc speed below the 16500 RPM maximum.
What hose size and inlet fitting does the 10D233 need?
Use a minimum 3/8 in hose connected to the 1/4 in NPT air inlet; smaller hose restricts the 13.2 cfm flow the motor needs.
How is the 2 in disc attached and what mistake should be avoided?
The pad uses hook-and-loop — press the disc on straight and centred; angling it during attachment causes uneven wear and vibration at 16500 RPM.
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