Belt sander Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-EE-12367
Quick Answer: The Belt Sander has a 2500 × 800 mm working table with automatic lifting, a 6800 × 150 mm belt running at a peripheral speed of 17-35 m/sec and a 4 HP (3 kW) main motor. It is used in engineering workshop training for sanding and surface finishing.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Working table 2500 × 800 mm with automatic lifting
- Belt size 6800 × 150 mm
- Pulley diameter 190 mm
- Peripheral belt speed 17-35 m/sec
- Motor 4 HP (3 kW); table lifting motor 0.5 HP (0.36 kW)
- Installation, operation and service manuals in English with circuit schematics
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Working table | 2500 × 800 mm |
| Belt size | 6800 × 150 mm |
| Pulley diameter | 190 mm |
| Table lifting | Automatic |
| Belt peripheral speed | 17-35 m/sec |
| Motor power | 4 HP (3 kW) |
| Table lifting motor | 0.5 HP (0.36 kW) |
About This Product
A belt sander smooths and finishes surfaces with a continuous abrasive belt that runs over pulleys. The work is held against the moving belt, and the belt speed affects how quickly material is removed. On this machine the work table is lifted automatically by its own motor, so the table height can be set to suit the work. It is used in workshop training to show safe handling of abrasive machines and surface preparation. The Belt Sander can be supplied for export orders from Nicaragua, São Tomé and Príncipe, Uruguay, Maldives, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Iran.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is the size of the Belt Sander's working table?
The working table is 2500 × 800 mm and is lifted automatically by a 0.5 HP (0.36 kW) motor.
Q2. What belt speed and motor power does it have?
The belt peripheral speed is 17-35 m/sec and the main motor is rated 4 HP (3 kW).
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For a quotation on the Belt Sander, contact School Lab Equipment India.
