The Alpha AIR - 830 Air Polisher is a high - performance pneumatic tool designed to work perfectly with Diamond Polishing Pads. It features a central water - feed system that supplies plenty of water no matter its position. With a no - load RPM of 4,000, this polisher packs a punch. The 15 - foot all - weather hoses can withstand temperatures from - 40°F to +140°F. Its newly developed motor generates more power. It's lightweight and ergonomically designed for easy handling. The new splash guard gives you clear visibility without getting splashed. The silicon gear head cover cushions your hands and keeps them warm. The enhanced spindle shaft allows for easy tool removal, and a wrench is included. It also comes with a one - year warranty (check the manual for details). Other Alpha air polishers in the range include the Alpha Air - 300 Mini Pneumatic Polisher, Alpha AIR - 680 Air Polisher, and Alpha AIR - 850 Air Polisher. Product specifications: Models AIR - 830/834 & AIR - 850/854, Air Pressure 85 PSI (6 Bar), Air Consumption 15 CFM (425L/min), No Load Speed 4,000 RPM & 5,500 RPM, Weight 2.75 lbs (1.2 kgs), Air Inlet 1/4' BSPP, Water Inlet 1/8' BSPP, Spindle 5/8' - 11 / M14 - 2.
Using the Alpha AIR - 830 Air Polisher is easy. First, connect the air and water inlets to the appropriate sources. Make sure the air pressure is set to 85 PSI (6 Bar). Attach the diamond polishing pad to the spindle using the included wrench. Turn on the air supply and start polishing. When using, keep the tool at a proper angle for best results. The central water - feed system will keep the surface wet, so you don't need to worry about dry polishing. After use, turn off the air and water supply. Wipe the tool clean to prevent water and dust from accumulating. Check the hoses regularly for any signs of damage. If the tool is not working properly, refer to the manual or contact customer service. The Alpha AIR - 830 comes with a one - year warranty, so if you have any issues within this period, you can get it fixed or replaced as per the terms in the manual.
