Dynabrade 13310 Finishing Sander 0.4 Hp 3200 Rpm

Product Description

The DYNABRADE 13310 is a pneumatic finishing sander designed for surface preparation and final finish work in professional trade and industrial environments. Running at 3,200 RPM with a 0.4 HP air motor, it delivers consistent stock removal and smooth finishing performance. The tool requires a 1/4 NPT air inlet and consumes 21 SCFM at 6.21 bar (approximately 90 psi) operating pressure. At 10 inches in overall length, it fits comfortably in a single-hand grip for extended use on panels, trim, and flat surfaces. HVAC fabricators, finish carpenters, auto body technicians, and general contractors install and operate this class of tool.

The DYNABRADE 13310 is suited for finishing applications on metal, wood, and composite surfaces in both residential and light commercial settings. It is commonly used in body shop environments, millwork shops, and on-site finish work where a consistent, low-vibration sanding motion is required. The compact pneumatic design makes it appropriate for use on flat panels, door frames, cabinetry, and similar work surfaces where surface quality is critical before coating or sealing.

Key Features

• 3,200 RPM operating speed for consistent finishing action
• 0.4 HP air motor provides adequate power for flat-surface material removal
• 21 SCFM air consumption — size your compressor and line accordingly
• 6.21 bar operating air pressure for reliable motor performance
• 1/4 NPT inlet fits standard pneumatic quick-connect fittings
• 10 inch overall length for single-hand control during extended operation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style pneumatic finishing sander compatible with standard 1/4 NPT air supply systems operating at the specified pressure and flow requirements.

Installation Notes

A licensed or qualified pneumatic tool technician should verify that the shop air supply meets the 21 SCFM flow requirement before connecting this tool to avoid motor stall or reduced performance. Shut off the air supply and bleed the line before connecting or disconnecting the tool. Inspect the air line, fittings, and inlet connection for wear or leaks before each use. Follow all applicable workplace safety codes and the manufacturer service guidelines when performing maintenance on the air motor.