RUPES Random Orbital Polisher, LHR 15ES

This is a commercial grade random orbital polisher that is equipped with a very powerful motor. The weight of the unit is quite deceiving. While it initially feels heavy, the real weight puts pressure on the pad. When balanced to keep the pad turning, the unit is light as a feather. The weight coupled with its 15” throw quickly covers a lot of area which translates to less polishing time.

Excellent produit! Démarrage en douceur. Elle travaille très bien. Le moteur à une très bonne force, il garde sa vitesse. De plus il est beaucoup moins bruyant que la plupart des polisseuses. Le backing plate a un vélcro qui colle particulièrement bien. Petit bémol, lorsque je passe de la vitesse 5 à la 6e, il n'y a aucun changement. J'imagine que le moteur atteint donc sa vitesse maximale en 5e. Ce produit convient parfaitement à mes besoins ainsi que mes attentes.

Used only one day, and next day it didnt run as before, brushesh got damaged, i dont know where to get its brush! If i put local, may be armature will get damaged!!

Muy buen producto entregado en tiempo y forma

Quality as expected. Only have used once so far lol so take this as initial impression. First I have tons of buffers and polishers, rotaries: dewalt 724xp, big dynabrade with tilt head, a dynabrade pneumatic mini, my absolute favorite *rotary* is the flex pe14. I mostly use the rotaries for my boat projects but had a single stage white tundra that needed a rotary. This is my second DA to upgrade my porter cable....my latest truck is actually clear coated. Used previously in dusty landscaping and construction the 1st year, it had substantial swirling along with other defects that needed correcting. I could have done it with the PC and a combination of pads (maybe Microfiber) and or products but my flex has taught me buying a quality polisher produces superior results easier, is more comfortable and saves tons of time. A harbor freight rotary works fine for boats especially the first grunt work but they lack some things that make the dewalt convienent, ...it's just not my preference after the initial heavy cut and buff, the flex is tons more comfortable and lighter for the yearly or twice a year maintenance. This rupes is a very comfortable to use polisher, I've read the 21mm swing Bigfoot can be uncomfortable and I didn't think I really needed that much of a swing for this project and my wifes van I've neglected. This is a very comfortable polisher to use for long periods. Anyways, no doubt this saved a good bit of time over the PC (though I still apply synthetic wax with the pc and use it with a 3" pad for some small areas with an adaptor) and lots more comfortable to hear (though I always wear hearing protection) and use. it got rid of 99.9% of the swirls and defects with what I had on hand (lake country pads, Megs 205 is what I decided to start with then spot correct tougher areas with others). My only minor complain though is the trigger lock takes a bit of getting used to. They *do* recommend you use their pads but since I have a ton of 5.5 pads from various mfrs I just used those. I'm sure the rupes pads are better with the angle but it's not absolutely necessary you can use what you have. I seriously considered the Adams swirl killers they are a great price right now and surely all I needed, in the end for the price difference though, I'd rather have an Italian made tool than a china one. I'm not sure what my buy in price would be for the long throw chinese one...in the end though the difference here to me just wasn't worth the thought and generally try to avoid china stuff when I can. Unfortunately overcast day so couldn't get real money shots.