Value Collection WFJ-1035 Air Orbital Palm Sander

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WFJ-1035 is a pneumatic palm-style orbital sander built for flat and contoured surface finishing. It accepts a rectangular 3-1/2 x 6-3/4 inch sanding pad and operates at 8,000 orbits per minute with a 5/32-inch orbit diameter. The tool requires a 90 psi air supply and consumes 4 CFM, making it compatible with standard shop compressors. Air enters through a 1/4-inch NPT inlet, and a minimum 3/8-inch hose is recommended to maintain adequate airflow. At 4.52 pounds, it is light enough for extended use on jobsites. Finishing carpenters, auto body technicians, and general contractors typically reach for this type of tool.

The WFJ-1035 is suited for material removal and finish sanding on wood, composites, and painted surfaces. Its rectangular pad geometry makes it effective for flat panels, door faces, and cabinet surfaces where a round random-orbit pad would leave edge marks. The 7-3/8-inch overall length keeps the tool compact and easy to maneuver in confined areas. It is commonly used in residential finish carpentry, light manufacturing prep work, and general shop environments where a compressed-air supply is already present.

Key Features

• Rectangular 3-1/2 x 6-3/4 inch pad for flat-surface coverage and edge-to-edge sanding
• 8,000 orbits per minute with a 5/32-inch orbit diameter for consistent finish quality
• 90 psi operating pressure compatible with standard shop compressors
• 4 CFM air consumption allows use alongside other pneumatic tools on shared lines
• 1/4-inch NPT inlet with 3/8-inch minimum hose size for adequate airflow
• Compact 7-3/8-inch overall length and 4.52-pound weight suited for extended hand use

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 90 psi shop air systems. Requires a 3/8-inch or larger air supply hose and a 1/4-inch NPT fitting. Compatible with adhesive-backed or hook-and-loop rectangular sanding sheets sized 3-1/2 x 6-3/4 inches.

Installation Notes

Connection and setup should be performed by a qualified technician or experienced user familiar with pneumatic tool operation. Always depressurize the air line before connecting or disconnecting the tool. Verify the supply pressure does not exceed 90 psi to avoid overrunning the tool. Use thread sealant on the NPT inlet fitting and confirm the hose is rated for the operating pressure before use.