125 mm random orbital air sander with hook-and-loop pad
Preparing a car body or a part for painting calls for fast, mark-free sanding. This 125 mm Michelin random orbital air sander combines rotation and orbit to sand quickly and leave a fine finish, without the swirl marks of a rotary sander.
It is lightweight, with an ergonomic grip and systems that reduce vibration, so you can work for hours without straining your hand. Its hook-and-loop pad lets you change the sanding disc in a second, and it works at a pressure of 6 to 8 bar.
✅ Key benefits
Random orbital action: sands fast and leaves a surface ready for painting.
125 mm hook-and-loop pad: instant disc changes.
Low vibration: less fatigue during long sanding sessions.
Light and ergonomic: precise control even on vertical surfaces.
Michelin brand: pneumatic tool designed for bodyshops and industry.
🏗️ What it is for
Sanding fillers and primers in bodywork.
Surface preparation before painting or varnishing.
Keying paints and lacquers.
General sanding of wood, metal and plastics in the workshop.
📋 Technical specifications
Brand: Michelin
Pad diameter: 125 mm, hook-and-loop
Action: random orbital
Working pressure: 6-8 bar
Speed: 10,000-12,000 rpm as per specification sheet
Power supply: compressed air
💡 Vetonek tip: let the sander work under its own weight: pressing too hard slows the pad, heats the surface and leaves marks. Use a filter regulator to work with dry air and an in-line lubricator to look after the air motor.
Frequently asked questions
What discs does it use?
125 mm hook-and-loop sanding discs.
What pressure does it need?
Between 6 and 8 bar.
What is it used for?
Sanding car bodies, preparing surfaces for painting and general sanding in the workshop.
What is the difference between random orbital and orbital?
A random orbital sander combines rotation and oscillation: it sands faster than an orbital sander and leaves fewer marks than a rotary one.
What compressor do I need?
Air sanders use quite a lot of air continuously: choose a compressor with good air flow and a tank of 50 litres or more.
Frequently Asked Questions
What discs does it use?
125 mm hook-and-loop sanding discs.
What pressure does it need?
Between 6 and 8 bar.
What is it used for?
Sanding car bodies, preparing surfaces for painting and general sanding in the workshop.
What is the difference between random orbital and orbital?
A random orbital sander combines rotation and oscillation: it sands faster than an orbital sander and leaves fewer marks than a rotary one.
What compressor do I need?
Air sanders use quite a lot of air continuously: choose a compressor with good air flow and a tank of 50 litres or more.
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