Align the belt in the correct direction
Belt sanding belts have an overlapping joint that must be fitted properly.
• Follow the directional arrows printed inside the belt.
• Match the belt arrows with the arrows on the tool.
• Arrow positions vary by model—incorrect alignment can cause the belt to break at the joint.
Use high-quality belts
Low-quality or off-brand belts can fail prematurely.
• Always use high-quality, compatible belts recommended for your tool.
Avoid excessive pressure
Applying too much force can overload the motor and damage the sander.
• Let the sander do the work—apply light, even pressure for best results.
Select the correct grit
Using the wrong grit for your material can cause unnecessary wear.
• Choose the appropriate grit for the material and task.
Use on compatible materials
Belt sanders are designed for specific applications.
• Ideal for large flat surfaces such as floorboards, decks, doors, and furniture restoration.
• Avoid using on materials not intended for belt sanding to prevent damage.
R18BS-0, EBS800V, EBS800
