KALAMAZOO S6MS 6 x 48 Industrial Belt Sander and Stand

• The Kalamazoo S6MS 6 x 48 inch sander with stand is a powerful and versatile machine that can handle a wide variety of sanding and deburring applications.
• Motor specifications: 3 HP 1 phase and or 3 phase motor
• Belt specifications: 6" x 48"
• Variable position belt sanding head
• Direct drive
• One lever quick belt release
• Preset spring belt tension
• Adjustable cast iron work table 6" x 10" with 5/8 inch slot
• Cast iron frame
• Cast iron base
• Full OSHA steel belt guard
• Steel stand (S6MS only)
• Reversible and replaceable steel platen
• MADE IN THE USA
• Sanding and deburring methods with the S6MS:
  • General sanding: Removing material quickly and efficiently, smoothing surfaces, preparing for finishing.
  • Flat sanding: Achieving a level and even finish on broad surfaces.
  • Contour sanding: Shaping and defining curves and edges.
  • Edge sanding: Smoothing and rounding sharp edges.
  • Deburring: Removing burrs and sharp edges left from machining or fabrication.
  • Finishing: Creating a smooth, polished surface for final presentation.
  • Sharpening: Sharpening blades, chisels, and other tools (with appropriate attachments).
  • Stock removal: Removing large amounts of material quickly.
  • Rust and corrosion removal: Restoring metal surfaces.
  • Paint and varnish removal: Stripping unwanted coatings.
• What Shops Can Use The S6MS 6 Inch Belt Sander?
  • Woodworking shops: Sanding furniture components, doors, tabletops, shaping/contouring wood pieces, removing imperfections, preparing for finishing.
  • Metalworking shops: Deburring/smoothing metal parts, removing rust/corrosion, shaping/contouring components, polishing metal surfaces.
  • Fabrication shops: Sanding/deburring various materials, preparing surfaces for finishing, removing weld splatter/imperfections.
  • Auto body shops: Sanding body panels for repairs/restorations, removing rust/corrosion, preparing surfaces for finishing.
  • Construction sites: Sanding rough lumber, removing paint/varnish, preparing concrete surfaces.
  • DIY workshops: Tackling sanding/deburring projects, building furniture/decks/fences, restoring/refinishing wood items, polishing metalwork/tools.