Help me to choose circle polisher. (No Mikita and Dewalt)

[pspvs]

Please recommend me to choose circle polisher.

I have two choice in my country (Thailand).
Both are the same brand and closely in price but diff in plate dia, speed and weight.

1. DWT Polisher OP-180 TV

Product specification
Rated power: 1300 W 11 Amp

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No-load speed: 1000-3000 RPM
Rubber plate dia. Ø: 180 mm 7"
Spindle thread: M 14 5/8"-11
Net weight: 4.00 kg 8.82 lb
DWTs GmbH - English version

and
DWT Polisher OP-125 VS

Product specification
Rated power: 1010 W 8 Amp

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No-load speed: 700-1800 RPM
Rubber plate dia. Ø: 125 mm 5"
Spindle thread: M 14 5/8"-11
Net weight: 2.80 kg 6.17 lb
DWTs GmbH - English version

Im the MAN

 

[Nica]

This is the machine that I purchased, I purchased the Makita as well but I really enjoy using the Metabo. My hands/arms/body does not hurt or ache when I use it and I've used it for many hours straight, so far the most I've done is 11hrs straight polishing...oh with bathroom braks and feeding breaks

The only thing is that I'm not sure of your operating voltage.

Well here is some specs that I found, hope it helps.

• Polishing for professional continuous operation
• Extreme torque
• Small and handy like a small angular grinder
• Die cast aluminum gear housing
• Thumbwheel for preselection of speed
• Auto-stop carbon brushes

Specification:

Torque10 Nm
For supporting plate up to max.175 mm
Speeds at no load700 - 2.200 /min
Rated input power 1,200W
Output power 680W
Speed at rated load 2,200/min
Spindle thread M 14
Weight (excluding mains lead) 2,4 kg
Weight: 8.00 lbs

 

[Ong~Bak]

I would get the DWT Polisher OP-180, both have the same size spindle threads
so you could get the backing plate and pads for the 125 and have two differant
size pads...


Nica, voltage is 220v


:cheers: Chai Yo

 

[DanielSwe]

I'd go with the one having the bigger power. Hope it's a good brand and if it is the machine will not choke and stop suddenly while polishing.

Best of luck/Daniel

 

[Gary Sword]

The first one is kind of heavy at almost 9 lbs. Almost twice as much as a Metabo. If available Metabo or Hitachi would be my 1st choices.

 

[DanielSwe]

If weight is not too important, Flex L-602 VR is right where it's at. 1500 Watt, won't let you down. Otherwise Milwaukee and AEG are good 1200W machines.

 

[pspvs]

Thank you

Thank you for everyone. :applause:

Look like this not the best for me.
I have limit choice in my country. I decided to wait for UDM 220V that available in August and hope it's have more power closed to rotary machine.