Abrasive Finishing Machinery

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  1. Palmgren® 9680150 Bench Step Heavy Duty, 1/3 hp, 120 VAC, 13-1/4 in Swing, 8-5/8 x 9-7/16 in Table HSI#: 9680150-10340
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    $907.65
    $907.65
  2. Palmgren® 9680341 Bench Step Radial Arm, 1/2 hp, 115 VAC, 9 to 33 in Swing, 8-7/8 x 9 in Table HSI#: 9680341-10340
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    $1,007.84
    $1,007.84
  3. JET® 708597K Belt and Disc Sander with Closed Stand, 48 in L x 6 in W Belt, 9 in dia Wheel, 3/4 hp, Tool Only HSI#: 708597K-13455
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    $1,666.64
    $1,666.64
  4. DeWALT® DW758 Heavy Duty Bench Grinder, 8 in dia x 1 in W Wheel, 5/8 in, 3600 RPM, 3/4 hp HSI#: TEL30279
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    $189.97
    $189.97
  5. JET® 716300 Drill Press, 0.75 hp, 115 VAC, 5/8 in Chuck HSI#: 716300-13455
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    $1,879.67
    $1,879.67
  6. DeWALT® DW756 Heavy Duty Bench Grinder, 6 in dia x 3/4 in W Wheel, 1/2 in, 3450 RPM, 5/8 hp HSI#: TEL30286
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    $139.80
    $139.80
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At Hanes Supply, we offer abrasive finishing machinery designed to perform in tough industrial settings. Whether you're removing material, refining surfaces, or achieving a polished final look, the right equipment makes all the difference in productivity and consistency. Our range of buffers, grinders, and sanders is created to help your operation run more efficiently, lessen manual effort, and produce reliable, repeatable results on every job.

Buffers for Final Finishing and Surface Enhancement

Buffers are intended to bring surfaces to their final look, whether that’s a smooth satin finish or a high-gloss shine. These machines use buffing wheels or non-woven pads, along with compounds, to smooth the surface and eliminate minor imperfections.

In fabrication shops and maintenance settings, buffers are typically used after grinding or sanding to:

•  Enhance surface brightness and reflectivity
•  Eliminate fine scratches and oxidation
•  Prepare parts for coating, plating, or inspection

Buffers are particularly useful for stainless steel, aluminum, and decorative metals, where the finish quality directly affects the final product.

Grinders for Material Removal and Shaping

Grinders are essential for abrasive machining. Using bonded abrasive wheels, they serve as precise cutting tools that can rapidly remove material while maintaining control and accuracy.

In industrial settings, grinders are used for:

•  Weld removal and cleanup
•  Edge shaping and beveling
•  Surface preparation prior to finishing
•  Working with hard materials like steel and cast iron

Bench grinders and stationary grinding machines are common in most shops, providing durability and consistent performance for repetitive tasks. Their ability to handle both rough stock removal and fine finishing makes them among the most versatile tools on the shop floor.

Sanders for Surface Refinement and Consistency

Sander tools are designed to smooth surfaces and achieve uniform finishes through controlled abrasion. Unlike grinders, they remove less material but offer greater precision and surface control.

Industrial sanders are essential for:

•  Deburring and Edge Rounding
•  Creating Consistent Surface Finishes
•  Preparing Materials for Painting or Coating
•  Achieving Directional or Linear Grain Finishes

Advanced sanding systems, such as drum or wide-belt sanders, enable highly consistent, repeatable finishes across large surfaces, reducing variability and enhancing overall product quality.

Choosing the Right Abrasive Finishing Equipment

Choosing the right machine depends on your application, material type, and production needs. Many operations benefit from combining different machine types to complete the finishing process.

•  Grinders perform aggressive material removal and shaping
•  Sanders smooth surfaces and creates even finishes
•  Buffers provide the final look and polish

This phased approach increases efficiency, minimizes rework, and guarantees uniform results across batches.

Key factors to consider include:

•  Material type and hardness.
•  Required surface finish.
•  Production volume and workflow.
•  Machine power and durability.

Improve Throughput with the Right Equipment

Investing in high-quality abrasive finishing machinery helps streamline operations, reduce manual finishing time, and enhance consistency across every part. Whether you're outfitting a fabrication shop, maintenance department, or production line, the right mix of buffers, grinders, and sanders allows your team to work more efficiently while achieving professional-grade results.

If you’re unsure which equipment is best for your application, the team at Hanes Supply can help you choose the right solution based on your materials, processes, and production goals.