Choose a handheld wall sander for reachable local areas and a long-handle configuration for surfaces where reach is a central buying requirement. Then compare disc size, the head and extraction path. Put the work height and stock abrasive dimensions in the brief before comparing power.
| Model | Catalogue head or reach | Extraction and order details |
|---|---|---|
| DUP-WS-001 | Handheld; 180 mm | 32 mm connection; bag and 2 m hose listed |
| DUP-WS-003 | 180 mm; integrated work light | Bag, 2 m extraction pipe and side handle listed |
| DUP-WS-004 | Foldable telescopic handle; 225 mm | 2 m pipe and 45 mm outside-diameter connector listed |
Define reach using a representative task
Have the buyer identify whether the intended job is a local patch, broad wall or ceiling. For the telescopic version, request the working and packed dimensions and verify that the selected position suits the intended handling task. Mirka’s wall-sander range provides manufacturer context for wall and ceiling sanding systems. Use the actual DUPOW sample to check the chosen tool and setup.
Quote the complete collection path
Record abrasive diameter, hole layout and attachment. Identify the hose, connector at both ends and bag or extractor proposed for that model. The two 180 mm entries establish disc diameter, while the hole pattern and fit require their own check. For WS-004, preserve the quoted supply version and check the plug and required order configuration.
Buyer FAQs
Does a larger disc guarantee quicker work?
Check the sample on the intended surface with the selected abrasive and extraction setup.
Which dimension should go in the freight quote?
Use the measured packed dimensions of the selected handle and accessory configuration.
Read the related guide on How to source a private-label power tool manufacturer and build a coherent range or request a model-specific quotation with the configuration you need.