Laguna SuperBrush 24" Single-Head Sander Hand brushing and grinding parts one at a time makes it hard to get an even finish across a full batch. T...
View full detailsLaguna SuperBrush sanders feed parts under a powered brush for an even finish. Use them for profiles, edges, sealer sanding, and texturing.
Choose your Laguna SuperBrush Sander
We also carry Laguna Wood Widebelt Sanders for flat sanding of wide panels before brush finishing.
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Laguna SuperBrush 24" Single-Head Sander Hand brushing and grinding parts one at a time makes it hard to get an even finish across a full batch. T...
View full detailsChoosing a Laguna SuperBrush sander comes down to width, number of brush heads, and shop power. Use the guide below to match each model to your parts and workload.
Single-head models run one brush over each part at feed rates up to 15 FPM. The two smaller models run on 1 phase power, and the widest model needs 3 phase.
A good starting point for shops that want consistent batch finishing without adding 3 phase power.
Adds 12 inches of width for cabinet doors and larger parts while staying on 1 phase power.
The widest single-head model, with a stronger brush motor for wide panels and shaped parts.
Double-head models work each part with two brushes in sequence at feed rates up to 30 FPM. All three run on 3 phase power, and the two larger models add a ProScale DRO and power height adjustment.
Two heads finish profiles and edges in one pass, and the faster conveyor keeps production moving.
Adds a reversible first brush and a ProScale DRO so you can hit target thickness without test pieces.
The largest SuperBrush, with twin 10 HP heads for wide panels and full production runs.
A brush sander feeds parts under a spinning abrasive brush. It handles sealer sanding, denibbing, breaking edges, texturing, and prepping parts for paint. The brush reaches profiles and edges that flat sanders miss. For flat sanding of wide panels, see our Laguna Wood Widebelt Sanders.
A single-head model runs one brush over each part and suits steady batch work. A double-head model runs two brushes in sequence and feeds up to 30 FPM, twice the single-head rate. The 36" Double-Head and 49" Double-Head also add a ProScale DRO.
All models run on 208-230V. The 24" Single-Head and 36" Single-Head run on 1 phase with a 30 amp circuit. The 49" Single-Head and every double-head model need 3 phase power. Check each product page for exact amperage.
The 24" Single-Head needs at least 1200 CFM. The 49" Double-Head needs 2400 CFM. All other models need 1800 CFM. Our Laguna Industrial Dust Collectors are sized for shop-wide collection at this level.