Introducing the Mirka DEROS II 625CV
The DEROS II 625CV is designed to meet the demands of professionals seeking a high-quality finish. Thanks to its small 2.5 mm orbit, it is particularly well suited to finishing work on primers, paints and clearcoats.
Its ergonomic design ensures excellent handling and precise control during sanding, even during prolonged use in a body shop.
Features of the electric sanding machine
150 mm diameter sanding pad
The 150 mm diameter allows you to work efficiently on medium and large surfaces, achieving a quick and even finish.
2.5 mm orbit
The 2.5 mm orbit is ideal for fine finishing work, minimising scratches and improving surface quality prior to painting.
Compact electric design
The low-profile, lightweight design improves user comfort and reduces user fatigue.
Effective dust extraction
The integrated extraction system keeps the work surface clean and improves sanding quality whilst minimising clogging of the abrasives.
Using the DEROS sanding machine
The Mirka DEROS II 625CV is used for finishing sanding operations on primers, old paintwork, clearcoats and surfaces prepared prior to painting.
Its 2.5 mm orbit produces a fine, even finish, ideal for the final stages of bodywork preparation.
When used with suitable abrasives and a dust extraction system, it guarantees excellent preparation and finish quality.
Advantages of the Mirka sanding machine
The DEROS II delivers a very fine finish thanks to its 2.5 mm orbit.
Its light weight and ergonomic design improve working comfort and reduce fatigue.
Dust extraction ensures a clean workspace and optimises the quality of the sanding.
It saves time whilst ensuring a professional bodywork preparation.
Why choose the Mirka DEROS II 625CV sanding machine?
Choosing the Mirka DEROS II 625CV means opting for a high-performance, precise electric sanding machine suited to bodywork finishing tasks.
Thanks to its fine orbit, ergonomic design and efficient dust extraction, it ensures surfaces are perfectly prepared for a high-quality paint finish.
