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FAQs

Many of our customers would like to find out more about the products and the application before buying. If you have not yet had contact with our products, you will find some of the most frequently asked questions here.

We try to provide a lot of information in the form of texts, pictures and videos on the respective product pages.
If you still have open questions, please contact us at Sales@shop-raze-cat.com

ES 2000/PLUS edge grinder ES 2000/PLUS edge grinder
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ES 2000/PLUS edge grinder

Is the device also suitable for inexperienced users?

Yes! After a short training period, the device is very easy to use. Just give it a try, you can't really go wrong. This short video explains how the device works: To the video

Should the edges be pretreated?

This is not necessary when sanding with the ES 2000 & ES 2000PLUS, as the sanding belt takes care of this preparatory work.

Do the side cheeks need to be removed before the grinding process?

This is not a strictly necessary step, but it is recommended to reduce the formation of dust. A plus point: The sanding belts last a bit longer as a result.

Do the edges need to be deburred after sanding?

This is not necessary because there are no burrs on the edges when sanding with the ES 2000 & ES 2000PLUS.

Is the device loud? Does it produce sparks during use?

Since it is an electric tool, noise is generated during use. The volume can be compared roughly to a drill. Grinding also produces some grinding dust, which burns off but is harmless. It is best to do the work in a workshop or outside.

Those who often perform extensive ski service with several pairs of skis & boards can protect themselves with our Work Safety Package. This is a recommendation from raze-cat, but not a necessity.

Abrasive belts Abrasive belts
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Abrasive belts

Which sanding belts are suitable for hobby drivers?

For hobby drivers who are sporty but have no racing ambitions, we recommend the sanding belts in 120 and 240 grain strengths.
Of course, finer sanding belts can also be used to make the edges last a little longer.