Plaster grinder - what do you need to know?


Deciding to rent a drywall sander, also known as a giraffe, can be a cost-effective solution, especially if you only need the equipment for a short period of time. Here are some key things to consider.

Plaster grinder - what do you need to know?

Determining needs


Determine what tasks the sander will be used for in order to choose the right model with the required power and functionality. Ramirent Construction Equipment Rental offers sanding giraffes with power such as 0.40 kW, 0.71 kW and 1.01 kW. Higher power allows for faster and more effective sanding, especially in the case of thicker layers of plaster or larger surfaces.

Choosing the right shields


The type of sanding disc is crucial to the quality of the sanding. Ramirent Construction Equipment Rental offers plaster sanders for rent, which can be equipped with a variety of accessories. The first is the sanding mesh, which is ideal for large surfaces and intensive sanding, offering effective dust extraction and minimizing the risk of clogging. The second is the perforated sandpaper, which is suitable for precision work and smaller surfaces, providing a more precise sanding and better control thanks to effective dust extraction. Both types are available for purchase in our branches. The choice of the right type of accessory depends on the specifics of the project and the type of plaster you are working with.

Application


Plaster grinders, also known as giraffes or wall and ceiling grinders, are power tools used mainly in finishing work, especially for grinding plaster and leveling the surfaces of walls and ceilings. Here are the main applications of these tools:

  • Glass grinding. Ideal for smoothing surfaces covered with plaster, removing irregularities and obtaining a perfectly even surface before painting or wallpapering.
  • Removing old paint coats. Effective for stripping old paints or other coatings from the surfaces of walls and ceilings, preparing them for further finishing work.
  • Gypsum board joint grinding. Helps to level the joints and filled areas where plasterboards join, providing a smooth surface.
  • Preparing the surface for finishing. Used to prepare walls and ceilings for various finishes, such as decorative plasters, ceramic cladding or panels.
  • Grinding concrete surfaces. Some models can be used for delicate grinding of concrete surfaces or cement-lime plasters.

Want to learn more about the conditions of renting a gypsum plaster grinder? Contact the Ramirent construction equipment rental company!