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HYCHIKA 140W Detail Sander — Triangle Palm Sander for Corners, Edges & Hard-to-Reach Areas
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About this product
Sand Smarter in Tight Spaces
Refinishing a chair? Stripping paint from window frames? The HYCHIKA 140W Detail Sander is built for the jobs big sanders can’t reach. Its triangular sanding pad fits into corners and curves that 5-inch orbital sanders simply can’t touch — so you get a clean, professional finish on every surface.
Why Choose This Sander?
- ⚡ 140W / 13,000 OPM — fast material removal without bogging down on hardwood or old paint
- 🔺 Triangular pad — reaches corners, edges, and contoured surfaces with ease
- 🌬️ 6-hole dust extraction — keeps your workspace cleaner; connect to any standard vacuum
- 🔄 Hook & loop sandpaper system — swap grits in seconds, no tools needed
- 📦 Ready out of the box — includes 12 sandpapers in P80 / P120 / P240 grits
Perfect For
Furniture restoration · Window frame stripping · Cabinet refinishing · Metal rust removal · Tight-corner polishing · Stair spindles · Carved wood details
Specifications
| Power | 140W / 1.2A |
| No-load Speed | Up to 13,000 OPM |
| Orbit Diameter | 1.5mm |
| Sandpaper Size | 140×90mm (Hook & Loop) |
| Dust Holes | 6 holes with collection bag |
Package Includes
- 1× HYCHIKA 140W Detail Sander
- 12× Sandpaper sheets (4× P80 / 4× P120 / 4× P240)
- 1× Dust collection bag
- 1× User manual
FAQ
Q: Can this sand curved or shaped wood surfaces?
A: Yes — the flexible triangular pad conforms to contoured surfaces, making it ideal for chair legs, moldings, and carved details.
Q: What size sandpaper does it use?
A: 140×90mm hook-and-loop sanding sheets. Standard replacement sheets are widely available.
Q: Can I connect it to a vacuum cleaner?
A: Yes, the dust port connects to most standard shop vacuums for cleaner operation.
Q: Is it good for removing old paint from furniture?
A: Yes — start with P80 grit for paint stripping, then move to P120 and P240 for a smooth, finish-ready surface.
