Sanders
(75 Products)
We offer a complete range of sanding machines and calibrating machines for joinery, furniture, high gloss polishing, structuring on solid wood, flooring, veneers, lacquers or composites.
The continuous technological development and our specialised manufacturers can offer you a solution from our world renowned stable of surface finishing machinery partners. We have an extensive stock of both new & used wide belt sanders, available with many different specifications and configurations. We carry used stock from all manufacturers such as Boere, DMC, SCM, Butfering and Sandingmaster to name a few.

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The iTECH Support Rail is a front support rail engineered specifically for the BS8 Universal Edge Sander. It provides stable, consistent workpiece support during edge sanding operations, ensuring accurate and repeatable results. Manufactured to match the BUBS8 sander's specification, the rail fits directly without modification, allowing straightforward installation and replacement. Applications: Edge sanding, panel finishing, workshop maintenance and spares replacement Key Features: — Direct fit — Designed specifically for the BS8 Universal Edge Sander, ensuring accurate compatibility — Front support rail — Provides stable workpiece support during edge sanding operations — Straightforward installation — Fits without modification, reducing downtime when replacing worn components — Genuine iTECH component — Matches original equipment specification for consistent machine performance — Durable construction — Withstands regular workshop use and repeated sanding operations — Compact design — Integrates neatly into the BUBS8 sander's existing frameLead Time: 90 Days£195.00£234.00 -
The KR FZM 1300.1.1 is a multi-brush sanding machine designed specifically for rustic, carved, and profiled surfaces — workpieces that defeat conventional flat-bed sanders. Three distinct brush systems work in combination to reach recesses, vertical edges, and flat faces in a single pass, making it well suited to ornate door and panel furniture production where consistent finish quality is non-negotiable. The conveyor table rises and falls automatically, with height positioning accurate to 0.1 mm across a 0–75 mm range and a maximum part thickness of 70 mm. A vacuum belt holds workpieces securely throughout, preventing small or lightweight components from shifting under brush pressure. The oscillating disc brush system comprises nine disc brushes arranged in a 5+4 configuration, each with individually controlled height, speed, and rotation direction. Two cylinder brushes supplement this for raw and primed carvings, whilst four cross-roller brushes operating on the horizontal axis address vertical surfaces, reducing scratch formation and delivering an even finish across complex geometry. All unit parameters — brush plunge depth, rotation direction, speed, and table position — are configured from a single touchscreen panel. Named job programmes can be stored and recalled, eliminating the need to re-enter settings between repeat production runs. An optional machine monitoring system records operational data and fault events in real time, allowing supervisors to review machine status, fault history, and operator productivity without interrupting production. Applications: door sanding, cabinet sanding, panel furniture sanding, carved surface sanding, profiled component sanding Key Features: — Three-system brush configuration (disc, cylinder, and cross-roller) — addresses flat faces, carved recesses, and vertical edges in a single pass without repositioning — Nine oscillating disc brushes in 5+4 arrangement — thorough coverage of irregular and ornate surfaces at varying plunge depths — Two oscillating cylinder brushes — dedicated raw and primer sanding of carved profiles with consistent contact pressure — Four horizontal-axis cross-roller brushes — uniform sanding of vertical surfaces with minimised scratch formation — Bi-directional brush rotation on all systems — enables different abrasive grits to be presented on each rotation direction from the same brush unit — Automatic brush height adjustment on all units — maintains correct contact depth across varying surface topographies without manual intervention — Vacuum conveyor belt — secures small and lightweight workpieces against brush-induced movement, preventing misfed or poorly sanded components — Motorised conveyor table with 0.1 mm height precision — repeatable part-thickness setting across a 0–75 mm range, reducing setup time and operator error — Maximum part thickness of 70 mm — accommodates substantial door stiles, rails, and thick panel components within a single machine — Touchscreen control panel — centralises all brush and conveyor parameters in one interface, reducing setup complexity on multi-brush configurations — Named job programme storage and recall — eliminates re-entry of settings between repeat runs, supporting consistent output across production batches — Optional real-time machine monitoring — records operational data and fault events continuously, enabling supervisors to review uptime, fault history, and operator productivityLead Time: 60 Days£55,950.00£67,140.00 -
The KR KUVM 2L addresses one of the most persistent problems in MDF and panel finishing: edge porosity. The soft fibre structure of MDF edges absorbs excess paint, resulting in damaged surfaces, inconsistent quality, and inflated material costs. This machine resolves that by combining pre-sanding, UV coating, and post-sanding in a single, continuous process. Adjustable angle rollers allow UV coating to be applied consistently across straight, radius, and chamfered edges — a capability that distinguishes the KR KUVM 2L from fixed-geometry coaters. Coating weight is applied at 40–80 g/m², immediately cured by UV, and then refined by a second sanding pass. The machine operates at line speeds of 15–20 m/min, with a two-stage, two-unit configuration that accommodates a second coat where paint or varnish characteristics demand it. Edges exit the machine ready for painting in approximately 2–3 minutes. Five belt sanding units with automatically adjustable positions and speeds ensure consistent surface preparation across varying panel types and thicknesses. The pre-sanding stage works in the P180–P220 range, compressing the edge fibre before coating is applied. IoT data logging records machine status, fault history, operator activity, and production volumes in real time. Reports can be filtered by parameter, and configurable alarms allow supervisors to monitor production without direct intervention. Remote technical support is delivered via the Vsight Remote application, enabling voice and video connection between the operator and KAMA's technical team using a smartphone, tablet, or smart glasses — reducing downtime from faults to a matter of seconds. Applications: UV filling of panel edges, UV primer application, edge sanding, MDF edge preparation, chipboard edge coating, pre-paint edge finishing Key Features: — Adjustable angle rollers — Enables consistent UV coating across straight, radius, and chamfered edge profiles without retooling — Two-stage, two-unit coating configuration — Applies two layers of paint or varnish in a single pass, reducing primer consumption where a second coat is required — UV instant curing — Coating dries immediately after application, eliminating drying time and allowing the process to continue without interruption — Line speed of 15–20 m/min — Edges are ready for painting in approximately 2–3 minutes, supporting high-throughput production schedules — Five belt sanding units with auto-adjustable position and speed — Delivers consistent surface quality across varying panel types without manual intervention between jobs — Pre-sanding in the P180–P220 range — Compresses soft MDF edge fibres before coating, reducing paint absorption and the risk of surface cracking — Coating application at 40–80 g/m² — Controlled coat weight minimises paint consumption whilst ensuring adequate edge sealing — Edge porosity management — Sealing the MDF edge before topcoat application reduces over-absorption, cutting material waste and rework — IoT real-time data logging — Records machine status, fault events, operator activity, and production volumes continuously for traceability and process control — Configurable alarm system — Allows supervisors to set threshold-based alerts and monitor production status without continuous manual oversight — Filtered reporting by parameter — Enables targeted analysis of production data, fault patterns, and operator performance across defined time periods — Vsight Remote application integration — Connects the machine operator directly to KAMA's technical team via video call, voice, and live annotation — reducing fault resolution time to secondsLead Time: 60 Days£ Enquire -
The KR PM 10 is a fully automatic profile sanding machine engineered for continuous production sanding of door casings, architraves, baseboards, and primed or raw profiles of virtually any section. Seven independently controlled sanding stations — each PLC-managed with adjustable press force, start and finish points — ensure consistent, repeatable results across varying profile geometries without manual intervention between passes. Each sanding head activates only when the workpiece reaches that station, eliminating unnecessary abrasive contact and extending consumable life. The combination of oscillatory orbital sanders, rectangular vibration sanding for rebates, cylindrical brush units, and mop sanders allows the machine to address flat faces, curved edges, rebated sections, and splined profiles within a single pass. All operating parameters — conveyor speed, aggregate positions, orbital unit settings — are managed from a 10-inch touchscreen control panel. The machine accepts profiles from 60 mm to 250 mm wide and 6 mm to 100 mm in height, with no upper limit on workpiece length, making it suitable for both standard and bespoke moulding runs. Maximum feed speed is 15 m/min at a compressed air supply of 6–8 bar. Applications: door casing sanding, architrave sanding, baseboard sanding, profile sanding, primed profile finishing, raw timber profile sanding Key Features: — Seven-station sanding configuration — handles flat faces, profile edges, rebates, splined sections, and cylindrical brush finishing in a single automated pass — 2 oscillatory orbital sanders for profile edges — PLC-controlled with adjustable press force and start/finish points for consistent edge finishing across varying profiles — 1 oscillatory orbital sander for top surface — independently controlled with adjustable press force, ensuring uniform face sanding without operator input — Rectangular vibration sander for rebates — sands door frame rebates with adjustable press force, distance, and height — no oscillation to suit flat rebate geometry — 2 oscillatory cylindrical brush sander units — height, revolution speed, and distance are all adjustable, accommodating different profile depths and surface conditions — 2 cylindrical brush sanders for edges — designed to sand both flat and rounded profile edges with adjustable revolution, distance, and angle — 2 mop sanders — purpose-suited to splined profiles where conventional abrasive contact is impractical — Station-triggered head activation — each sanding unit engages only on workpiece detection, reducing abrasive wear and preventing surface damage on gaps between workpieces — 10-inch touchscreen control panel — centralised adjustment of conveyor speed, orbital unit settings, and aggregate positions without mechanical intervention — Feed speed up to 15 m/min — supports high-throughput production sanding with consistent finish quality — Product width range 60–250 mm, height range 6–100 mm — accommodates a broad range of standard and bespoke moulding sections without tooling changes — Unlimited maximum product length — continuous lengths, stave-glued sections, or long runs pass through without restriction — 7 dedicated dust extraction inlets (6 × 90 mm and 1 × 200 mm) — extraction positioned at each sanding station; requires 7,700 m³/hr airflow at 30 seconds for effective dust management — Total electrical demand of 9.6 kW — relatively modest power requirement for a seven-station automated line, aiding installation in standard three-phase workshop suppliesLead Time: 60 Days£ Enquire -
The SCM Minimax LS series belt sanders are built around a heavy-duty structure that delivers high precision with minimal vibration — a critical requirement when working across both timber sanding and metal burnishing applications. The double gooseneck configuration provides exceptional stability throughout the stroke, whilst the precision-engineered carriage ensures smooth, consistent sliding across the workpiece surface. Two integrated dust exhaust hoods maintain a clean working environment, extracting particulate at source. All controls are positioned within easy reach of the operator, reducing fatigue during extended production runs. Applications: flat sanding, chamfer sanding, wood sanding, metal burnishing Key Features: — Heavy-duty cast structure — resists flex and absorbs vibration, maintaining dimensional accuracy across the workpiece — Double gooseneck configuration — provides enhanced stability and controlled belt tracking during operation — Long belt format — suits extended workpieces and reduces the frequency of belt changes in production workflows — Adjustable pad — accommodates both flat and chamfered workpieces without separate tooling — 'Real balance' system — counterbalances the moving assembly to eliminate vibration and deliver a consistent surface finish — Precision carriage sliding — smooth, repeatable travel across the workpiece ensures uniform material removal — Ergonomic control layout — all controls positioned within operator reach, reducing fatigue during continuous use — Dual dust exhaust hoods — particulate extracted at two points, maintaining a clean and compliant working environment — Dual-material capability — suited to both wood sanding and metal burnishing without reconfigurationLead Time: 124 DaysList £7,688.40£6,085.00Inc Vat £7,302.00































