How To Use A Hand Polisher

Wear safety goggles, gloves, and a mask
Check that the power supply is stable and the power cord is undamaged
Ensure good ventilation in the work area

Install the appropriate sandpaper, polishing pad, or polishing wheel according to your needs
Ensure it is securely installed to avoid detachment during high-speed rotation

- Start at low speed and gradually increase to the appropriate speed
- Keep the tool parallel to the workpiece surface and move it evenly
- Avoid staying in the same position for too long to prevent overheating or material damage

- For deburring and rough grinding, use low speed and coarse sandpaper
- For fine polishing, use high speed and fine sandpaper or a polishing wheel
- Use cross-grinding methods to ensure a uniform surface

 After finishing work, reduce the speed before turning off the power
Clean the tool and work area, and store it properly

Do not use in humid environments
Avoid contact with water or flammable liquids
Regularly inspect the tool's condition and replace worn parts promptly