Improves sanding quality with a mark-free finish
Surface finishing is a key process in automated production lines. It directly impacts quality consistency, workload reduction, and yield. ORBITAL SANDER APS-125-01 is designed to handle a wide range of materials, from metal to resin, ensuring stable and consistent finishing in automated equipment and robotic systems. 【Applications】 ・Surface finishing of various materials such as metal, resin, and stone ・Surface leveling before painting ・Finishing of die-cast and cast components ・Processing of appearance parts requiring uniform, mark-free finishes ・Automating labor-intensive sanding processes
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【Features】 ● From rough grinding to fine finishing in one unit A 125 mm pad combined with a 5 mm orbit enables a wide range of sanding processes, from rough grinding to fine finishing. ● Double-action motion delivers a high-quality, mark-free finish The unique double-action mechanism minimizes uneven sanding and swirl marks, delivering a smooth and uniform surface finish. The intermediate pad adapts to the workpiece surface, ensuring consistent quality in automated lines. ● Secure robot mounting Screw holes and positioning pins ensure secure, repeatable mounting to industrial robots and dedicated jigs. This improves teaching accuracy while reducing setup and changeover time.
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The NITTO KOHKI Group supports comfortable living and a prosperous future across a wide range of fields—from construction sites to the aerospace industry and global environmental maintenance projects. We respond to increasingly diverse needs with outstanding engineering that promotes efficiency and labor-saving. Our unique technologies are developed from the user’s perspective, creating convenient and innovative tools that serve as bridges to the next generation.
