Festool ETS125REQ Plus 125mm Random Orbital Sander

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576066 ETS125REQ 2MM R/ORBIT SANDER 240V
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Part No: ETS125REQP240FE
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Product Overview

Manufacturer: Festool

  • The Festool ETS125REQ Plus 125mm Random Orbit Sander makes sanding overhead for sustained periods of time effortless. It is characterised by compact design, with a weight of just 1.2 kg and the recently developed MMC control electronics that guarantee up to 25% greater removal capacity at constant powerful speed. Suitable abrasive hole pattern: GLS27, mesh and net.


    Features:

    Work effortlessly: Thanks to the compact design, weight of just 1.2 kg and a perfectly balanced weight distribution.

    Up to 25% greater material removal capacity: The MMC control electronics transfer the power of 250 watts directly to the work surface.

    A healthy working environment and less rework: In combination with the mobile dust extractor or the long-life dust collection bag and attachable PROTECTOR for smooth sanding along window surfaces, frames and panelling.

    For continuous use: Long-life dust collection bag which can be emptied and reused, made from extra-durable nonwoven polyester.

    Reliable extraction with the new CLEANTEC connecting system: The integrated bayonet fitting quickly and reliably joins the connecting sleeve of the suction hose to the extractor connector on the power tool. And it is just as easy to detach. You decide when the connection is undone: and only you.

    Applications:

    One-handed sanding on shaped and curved parts, e.g. wooden and plastic parts.

    Ideal for vertical surfaces or overhead work.

    Finishing or preliminary sanding of small surfaces.

    Light sanding of joins after repair work.

    Sanding close to edges on different materials.

    576066 Specification:

    Input: 250W

    Eccentric motion speed: 6 000 – 12 000 min  ⁻¹

    Sanding strokes: 2mm

    Interchangeable sanding pad Ø: 125mm

    Dust extraction connection Ø: 27mm

    Weight: 1.2kg

    Hole Pattern Usable: 9-hole GLS27, mesh and net.

    Included as Standard: Protrector, Long-Life Chip Collection Bag, StickFix Sanding Pad Ø 125mm & Systainer.

    3 Years Warranty on all Festool Power Tools when registered.

    Note: image illustrates a European plug but the machine comes with a UK specification plug-it lead.

    FAQs

    What is the difference between Festool sander 125 and 150?

    The key difference between Festool sanders with 125 and 150 in their name refers to the diameter of their sanding pad. For example, the 125 indicates a 125mm (approx. 5inch) sanding pad, while the 150 indicates a 150mm (approx.6 inch) sanding pad.

    What are some downfalls of using a random orbital sander?

    While random orbital sanders are incredibly versatile and effective, they do have some limitations: They are quite big and may not be ideal for tight corners, they remove material quickly and can produce significant vibration and noise – which is why it is important to wear hearing protection.

    What is the best 125 sander?

    The Festool ETS125REQ sander is known for its exceptional dust collection, smooth operation, and fine finish. It’s a favorite among professionals and provides up to 25% greater material removal capacity than other sanders.

    What is the difference between an orbital sander and a random orbital sander?

    The difference lays between the way the sanding pad moves. A random orbital sandermoves in a simple, circular (orbital) motion, but a random orbital sander moves in both a (orbital) motion and a random pattern. An orbital sander is perfect for finishing, light sanding whilst a random orbital sander is more aggressive.