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Dake Belt Grinders & Sanders

Dake belt grinders and sanders give you steady stock removal and clean finishing on metal. Pick by belt size, power, and speed.

Choose your Dake Belt Grinder or Sander

  • SG-75 - Compact single-phase tower for everyday weld cleanup.
  • FG-75 - 4HP grinder that keeps cutting on heavy steel.
  • BG-60V - Variable speed deburring and finishing on 110V power.

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Choosing Dake Belt Grinders & Sanders for Your Shop

The right Dake belt grinder comes down to belt size, motor power, and the power supply in your shop. Compare each model below to find the best fit for your work.

Dake SG-75 Standing Belt Sander

  • Belt size: 3" x 79"
  • Belt speed: 5,018 SFPM
  • Power: 1.5HP, 220V 1 phase

A compact tower for small shops that need a dedicated station for weld cleanup and edge work on single-phase power.

Dake FG-75 Horizontal Belt Grinder

  • Belt size: 3" x 79"
  • Belt speed: 6,000 FPM
  • Power: 4HP, 220V 3 phase

Built for fabrication shops that grind heavy steel every day and need a belt that holds its speed under load.

Dake BG-60V Benchtop Belt Sander

  • Belt size: 1-1/2" x 60"
  • Belt speed: 800 to 8,000 FPM
  • Power: 1.5HP, 110V 1 phase

The choice for deburring and finishing work, with variable belt speed that runs on a standard shop outlet.


Dake Belt Grinders & Sanders FAQs

Which Dake belt grinder is best for heavy stock removal?

The Dake FG-75 3" x 79" Horizontal Belt Grinder is the strongest choice. Its 4HP motor and 6,000 FPM belt speed keep it cutting when you lean heavy steel into the belt

Do I need three-phase power for a Dake belt grinder?

Only for the FG-75, which runs on 220V three-phase. The SG-75 runs on 220V single-phase, and the BG-60V plugs into a standard 110V outlet.

What size belts do Dake belt grinders use?

The FG-75 and SG-75 both use 3" x 79" belts. The BG-60V uses a narrower 1-1/2" x 60" belt.

Does Dake make a variable speed belt sander?

Yes. The Dake BG-60V 1.5" x 60" Benchtop Belt Sander uses an inverter drive to set belt speed from 800 to 8,000 FPM. Run it slow for fine finishing or fast for quicker stock removal.