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Sanders and grinders show up in almost every repair or building job. You use them to clean up metal, level timber and get a surface ready for finishing. Our catalogue holds more than 850 models, from light home tools to machines that take a daily beating on site.
The workhorse is the angle grinder, which both cuts and grinds metal, stone and tile. For finer work on wood or filler, a random orbital sander leaves a smooth, scratch-free surface. A belt sander earns its keep when you need to strip old paint or a thick coat of lacquer fast. Most models come in two versions, corded and cordless, and a battery lets you work where a socket isn't within reach.
The range brings together proven makers: Makita, Bosch, DeWALT and Metabo cover the professional tier, while Graphite and DEDRA suit home use at a friendlier price. On the hand-tool side you'll also find Knipex, Wera and Stanley, so you can build a kit to match your workload in one place.
We keep prices competitive and stock deep, so most items ship quickly. We deliver across the Baltic states and to Finland, and larger purchases can be split into instalments. Every tool carries the manufacturer's warranty.
If you're unsure which to pick, go by material and workload: soft wood needs no more than an orbital sander, while metal and stone call for a stronger angle grinder. That way you neither overpay nor run short on power.