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  • KRAUSS AIR-SHINE P25 75 mm mini pneumatic rotary polisher

    Compact pneumatic rotary polisher designed for spot repairs and polishing small surfaces. Features adjustable speed up to 3,200 RPM, low air consumption of 91 l/min and an included 77 mm hook-and-loop backing plate.

    Manufacturer
    KRAUSS
  • KRAUSS AIR-SHINE P25 is a compact pneumatic rotary polisher designed for spot repairs and polishing hard-to-reach areas of automotive paintwork. Its small body allows comfortable operation on surfaces where a conventional polisher would be too large.

    The rotary action and adjustable speed of up to 3,200 RPM provide precise control over polishing intensity. The tool is suitable for removing small scratches, oxidation, sanding marks and other localised paint defects.

    AIR-SHINE P25 is particularly convenient for polishing headlights, mirror housings, pillars, bumper sections, wheels and other narrow or contoured surfaces. The included 77 mm backing plate features a GRIP hook-and-loop surface for quick attachment of compatible polishing pads.

    Speed is controlled using the integrated airflow regulation valve. The impact-resistant special plastic housing helps reduce the weight of the tool, while the 80 dB(A) noise level provides relatively quiet operation for a pneumatic tool.

    Technical information:

    Manufacturer: KRAUSS TOOLS
    Model: AIR-SHINE P25
    Tool type: pneumatic rotary polisher
    Nominal pad size: 75 mm
    Included backing plate diameter: 77 mm
    Maximum speed: 3,200 RPM
    Speed adjustment: airflow regulation valve
    Operating pressure: 6.2 bar
    Air consumption: 91 l/min
    Spindle thread: 5/16"-24
    Air inlet: 1/4" NPT
    Recommended hose diameter: 10 mm
    Weight: 0.72 kg
    Noise level: 80 dB(A)
    Housing: impact-resistant special plastic
    Manufacturer product code: 218936

    Package contents:

    KRAUSS AIR-SHINE P25 pneumatic polisher
    77 mm hook-and-loop backing plate
    Air connection nipple

    A suitable air compressor capable of consistently providing the required pressure and airflow is necessary. Before polishing, apply a small amount of compound to the pad and start the tool only after placing it against the surface.