Makita

Speed control dial for setting the optimum speed for application.  Three water supply holes evenly wet every channel of polishing pad, protecting from overheating and getting clogged with dust.  Ergonomically designed tool head provides comfortable grip.  Conveniently located valve allows easy water flow control in your hand.  Double Insulated.  Constant Speed Under Load

The Makita 9565CV is a 5 inch angle grinder which has a variable 12 amp speed power.  This grinder has a motor protection for a longer lasting durability when used to work with concrete or stone polishing or grinding.  The Makita 9565CV is capable of running at the speed of 2,800 to 10,500 rpm.  An electronic timer is also available as a safety measure.  The Makita 9565CV is designed to be comfortable and can be used for extended hours.

It has a robust Metabo Marathon motor, de cast aluminium gearbox housing, spindle lock.  Rotating main handle without tools.  Additional VibraTech handle for vibration damping.  Adjustment of protective cover without tools.  Ergonomic handle design with integrated switch.  Safety switch: lock against unintentional start.  Especially high torque.  Metabo coil guard.  Auto-stop carbon brushes.  Versatile applications by the extensive range of accessories.

SA 7000C 7" Sander weighs only 3.2kg reducing operator fatigue with continuous use.  1,600w motor delivers outstanding performance for industrial use.  Speed control for setting optimum speed for the material.  Motor has outstanding heat resistance to protect from overheating.
• Pad Size: 180mm
• No Load Speed: 0-4,000rpm
• Input wattage: 1,600w
• Net Weight: 3.2kg

A powerful 2000w 230mm Angle Grinder from Makita, supplied with diamond blade.  Diamond blades not only outlast regular abrasive discs by many times, they also ensure a cleaner, quicker & more efficient cut.  The 9020KD is ideal for heavy duty cutting, grinding & finishing in both metal & masonry; fitting appropriate accessories means it's also suitable removing rust or paint from metal surfaces