Drywall Sanders

Drywall Sanders for amateurs and professionals

They are indispensable for dry construction: Wall and Ceiling Sanders. There are compact Drywall Sanders and Longneck Sanders . The sanding machines come in variable length or with exchangeable sanding heads. Also, Drywall Sanders can come with an integrated suction system or with an adapter for connecting external suction devices. We introduce the most important device types and their respective special features.

Drywall Sanders: All-rounder for walls and ceilings

Flexibility is the greatest advantage of Longneck Sanders, such as MENZER LHS 225 or MENZER LHS 225 PRO . They allow to treat walls as well as ceilings up to 2,50 meters high – without additional ladders or scaffolding. Machines with removable sanding head tips can additionally be used to treat borders. It becomes even easier when the length of the machine is adjustable. The MENZER LHS 225 PRO VARIO for example allows for flexible extension between 1.550 mm and 1.950 mm.

Often Drywall Sanders fail in environments full of nooks and crannies. Here, the Drywall Sander becomes increasingly impractical, so that compact Drywall Sanders are better up to the challenge.

Abrasives for all drywall sander makes and models:

• Circular Sanding Discs 225 mm for drywall sanders
• Sanding Meshes 225 mm

Compact Drywall Sanders: A lightweight for narrow spaces

Machines like the MENZER TBS 225 for amateurs or the MENZER TBS 225 PRO for professional workers turn out to be especially useful in a narrow and hard to reach environment. With a weight of less than 3 kilograms, compact Drywall Sanders are not only easy to handle, but it also enables the drywall constructor to treat every possible surface – be it an outfitted attic or the small surfaces next to door frames. For reaching high up – especially ceilings – they are less user friendly, since one would need additional ladders or scaffolding.

If equipped with a removable sanding head, the compact devices can also be used for treating borders. Another possibility would be using Drywall Sanders with interchangeable heads.

Wall and Ceiling Sanders with exchangeable sanding heads: Reaching into every corner

Drywall Sanders and compact Drywall Sanders have one weak spot in common. Their round, 225 mm in diameter sanding heads prevent them from reaching into the corners. Here, the drywall constructor used to have to work by hand or using other sanding devices. Drywall Sanders with exchangeable heads like the MENZER TSW 225 , available as BASE LINE and PRO LINE, now resolve the problem. The round sanding head can be exchanged by a triangular one. During the sanding process, the device automatically shifts from a rotary motion to a hoisting one in order to cleanly sand borders and edges.

Integrated suction or external suction devices: Removing dust safely

Especially in drywall construction, sanding work comes with the development of fine dust. In order to protect the drywall constructor’s health, this dust should always be removed properly. This is why Wall and Ceiling Sanders usually are equipped with perforated sanding discs and a connection point for Industrial Vacuum Cleaners .

For amateurs, Drywall Sanders with integrated suction present a reasonably priced alternative. Devices like the MENZER TBS 225 or MENZER LHS 225 AV dispose of a turbine above the sanding disc which transports the dust directly into the included dust bag.

Checklist: The right Drywall sander for me

When looking for the appropriate device, on is often spoilt for choice. Our checklist helps with the decision making process:

• Frequency of use: Do I need a professional device (e.g. MENZER PRO LINE) or is a device for amateur work at home sufficient, from the MENZER BASE LINE for example?
• Employment: Do I most frequently treat ceilings and walls, for which a Drywall Sander would be ideal, or am I more often confronted with smaller, narrow surfaces?
• Round head or interchangeable head: Am I going to treat many edges and borders, for which a device with interchangeable head would be most appropriate?
• Suction options: Do I already dispose of an Industrial Vacuum Cleaner that I could connect or do I need an integrated suction system with joined dust bag?