Description

Dual Action Polishers (15mm & 21mm) are advanced automotive detailing tools designed to deliver professional paint correction results with maximum safety and control. Unlike traditional rotary polishers, these machines use a dual-action mechanism combining rotation and oscillation, which reduces heat buildup and minimizes the risk of damaging the paint surface.

These polishers are highly effective in removing swirl marks, scratches, oxidation, and sanding marks, while enhancing gloss and restoring the original shine of the vehicle. Their user-friendly design makes them suitable for both beginners and experienced detailers.

🔹 15mm vs 21mm – What’s the Difference?

• 15mm Orbit (5” Pad)
  Ideal for precision work and curved surfaces such as bumpers and panels. Offers better control and is perfect for beginners or detailed correction work.

• 21mm Orbit (6” Pad)
  Designed for faster correction on large flat surfaces like bonnets and doors. Covers more area quickly, improving efficiency in professional detailing.

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Technical Specifications

🔸 15 MM Backing Plate Variant

• Rated Voltage: AC 220V

• Rated Frequency: 50/60 Hz

• Rated Power: 810W

• No-Load Speed: 1650 – 4800 RPM

• Pad Size: 5” (125 mm)

🔸 21 MM Backing Plate Variant

• Rated Voltage: AC 220V

• Rated Frequency: 50/60 Hz

• Rated Power: 810W

• No-Load Speed: 1650 – 4800 RPM

• Pad Size: 6” (150 mm)

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Key Features

• Dual-action (random orbital) technology for safe polishing

• Powerful 810W motor for efficient paint correction

• Variable speed range (1650–4800 RPM) for controlled operation

• Removes scratches, swirl marks, and oxidation

• Compatible with foam, microfiber, and wool pads

• Ergonomic design for comfortable long use

• Suitable for cars, bikes, SUVs, and commercial vehicles

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Applications

• Paint correction & scratch removal

• Swirl mark and oxidation removal

• Polishing for high gloss finish

• Wax and sealant application

• Final finishing and detailing

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How to Use

1. Wash and dry the vehicle thoroughly.

2. Attach the appropriate polishing pad (5” or 6”).

3. Apply compound or polish to the pad.

4. Set the desired speed and start polishing in sections.

5. Work evenly and wipe off residue with a microfiber cloth.