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Décapeur rotatif pour peinture OneStep PaintEater de Wagner
N° d'article 49195123
N° de modèle 0513040
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Description
Le décapeur PaintEater One-Step de Wagner est une combinaison d'un disque résistant et de maniabilité. Le disque 3M de fibre filée haute performance enlève la peinture efficacement sans endommager les surfaces. En utilisant le disque sur les rebords, il retire les éclats de peinture tenaces. Le système Flex-Disc épousent les contours pour produire un résultat uniforme même sur des surfaces non planes. Poignée ergonomique réduisant la fatigue. Garantie un an.
- L'utilisation du disque à plat permet de lisser et d'aplanir les bords de la peinture pour obtenir une surface idéale à repeindre
- Le système Flex-Disc épousent les contours pour fournir des résultats constants sur les surfaces irrégulières
- La conception du disque à toile ouverte minimise le chargement de la peinture et de la poussière
- Moteur haute puissance de 3,2 ampères
- La vitesse de 2 000 tours/minute optimise les performances du disque et la maniabilité
- Le disque 3M en fibre filée haute performance enlève agressivement la peinture tout en protégeant les surfaces
- Le fait de faire fonctionner le disque sur son bord permet d'éliminer les éclats de peinture les plus tenaces
Caractéristiques
Garantie
Un an
Numéro de dossier/d'homologation
0282180
Nombre de trous
0
Accessoires inclus
Non
Commande de vitesse électronique
Non
Sans cordon
Non
Sans balais
Non
Normes de sécurité
Normes de sécurité ETL
Tension (volts)
120
Type
Orbitale
Type de boîtier/coffret
Boîtier
Longueur du cordon (cm)
30,48
Gestion de la poussière
Non
Vitesse maximale de ponçage
2600 orbite/min
Type de papier
S.O.
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Décapeur rotatif pour peinture OneStep PaintEater de Wagner est évalué
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Rated 4 de
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GordonW par
Good for difficult jobs
I got the PaintEATER because I wanted to refinish some old pine floors that had been covered with linoleum tile. The tile had been glued to the pine floors, and after removing the tile, attempting to sand the floors led to the sanding belts quickly gumming up with old glue. The design of the PaintEATER is superior to that of an angle grinder when working on a floor. With the PaintEATER, it took a few tries to learn how to use the tool effectively. Applying direct vertical pressure just moved the glue around in circles. I found that by tilting the tool very slightly to the left, not applying excessive force, and moving it across the surface from right to left, the old glue would come off in a fine powder. If you are patient, you will find the right tilt and movement, and you will find it doesn't require much pressure to do the job. If you ask someone else to use the tool, they will either find that sweet-spot or they will go through a lot of disks and overheat the tool. The cost of the replacement disks is the major drawback of the tool. Anyone buying this tool needs to know that you will need to buy many replacement disks. The good news is that there is a similar style disk for angle grinders that are made to work with both a key lock and threaded lock. These disks work well on the PaintEATER and are much, much cheaper.
Date de publication: 2023-12-16
Rated 5 de
5
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Deenip par
Gets the job done!
I haven’t been able to find anything to get the job done as well. The pads do wear down rather quickly if you have more than 1 layer of paint to get through and a size able job. Also the motor has burned up on 2 of them but I bought another one to continue the job until it’s done so it works good enough not to be dissuaded by those negatives about the product.
Date de publication: 2023-08-21
Rated 4 de
5
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Slud par
Great tool
Great tool with multiple purposes. The only negative comment is the very short power cord. While connected to an extension cord it very bulky and in the way.
Date de publication: 2023-01-02
Rated 5 de
5
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Flint par
This is a beast on pealing painit
I bought this after reading a bunch of reviews and watching a bunch of videos. I used it on the outside of a restaurant that had been neglected for years. The paint was pealing up all over the place. I could have spent a week scraping and sanding or a half day using the Wagner Paint Eater. I have more walls that I will be happily using this on. It's perfect for old pealing paint.
Date de publication: 2022-10-27
Rated 5 de
5
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Johnny O par
Good tool but old paint uses a lot of discs
A good tool, takes off paint without 'melting' like a high speed angle grinder will do. Works great, and fast, on newer paint, but my house is 120 years old, and when I take off the old paint (yes, I am using an industrial face mask and eye protection because of the lead base paint), it is slow. On one wall, about 300 square feet less area of doors and windows, I used 13 discs. And I got every bit of use out of each one. The old enamel paint is really hard. One thing to be careful of; the wood underneath the paint (in my case, cedar siding) is much softer than the paint, so it is easy to cut too deep into the wood in one area while getting off the paint next to that area.
Date de publication: 2022-09-28
Rated 4 de
5
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Vrtskn12 par
Il manque un sac a poussière.
Cette article fonctionne très bien, avec un récepteur de poussière, j'aurai mis 5 étoiles
Date de publication: 2022-09-12
Rated 4 de
5
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mike4u par
super tool with one downside.
So far this eater works very well and I'm happy with it. normal we just use sanders but give this a go and I don't regret it. the only thing I would and probably will change is the cord length. I see in the future I will be rewiring in a longer cord to get the plug further away from me.
Date de publication: 2022-05-04
Rated 3 de
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Grasshopper 68 par
Does a good job.
I bought a model 0282180 and it has done a good job removing paint but I just tried to change discs and it broke the disc lock. I haven't figured out a way to change it. Hate to buy another one.
Date de publication: 2020-06-22