HOLZMANN PSM3 Parquet Sanding Machine (200 mm, 2200 W)
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At 2200 W the HOLZMANN PSM3 carries 700 W more than the PSM2 while turning the same 176 mm drum at 2000 min-1 over the same 200 mm width, so the extra power goes into holding cut depth in oak and through back-to-back working days. The 230 V PSM3 weighs 65 kg, measures 960 x 340 x 960 mm and bags its own dust.
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- შეკვეთით
The quoted price for the PSM3 moves with the abrasive package specified with it, with whether an edge sander is ordered at the same time for the perimeter, with the number of machines a flooring contractor is buying, and with freight and customs clearance into Georgia for a 68 kg gross item.
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What the HOLZMANN PSM3 does
The HOLZMANN PSM3 is a floor sanding machine for parquet, built around a 176 mm diameter sanding drum turning at 2000 rpm behind a 2200 W S1 motor. The PSM3 takes down old surfaces and levels newly laid parquet, working a 200 mm strip on every pass. Because the PSM3 runs on 230 V / 50 Hz and carries an IP 55 rated motor, the machine works from an ordinary single-phase socket in an occupied apartment or office, with no three-phase connection to arrange first.
Which workshops the PSM3 suits
The HOLZMANN PSM3 suits flooring contractors and joineries in Georgia that refinish parquet in apartments, offices and small halls. A 200 mm sanding width is a deliberate compromise: narrow enough to steer around furniture and through corridors, wide enough to finish a room without an unreasonable number of passes. Net weight is 65 kg and the total dimensions are 960 x 340 x 960 mm, so the PSM3 is a two-person lift into a van but a one-person machine once it is standing on the floor.
PSM3 or PSM2
The HOLZMANN PSM3 and the smaller HOLZMANN PSM2 share the same sanding geometry: a 176 mm drum, 2000 rpm drum speed, 200 mm sanding width and 65 kg net weight. The difference is the motor. The PSM3 carries 2200 W S1 where the PSM2 carries 1500 W. Choose the PSM3 for daily commercial floor work and for hard species such as oak and beech, where the extra power holds drum speed through a heavy first cut. Choose the PSM2 where parquet sanding is occasional.
Delivery and dust
The HOLZMANN PSM3 is delivered with integrated dust extraction and a dust bag, so the machine can be put to work without buying a separate mobile extractor first. Gross shipping weight is 68 kg. A HOLZMANN setting video is published for the PSM3 for drum and belt adjustment.
ძირითადი მახასიათებლები
- 2200 W (S1) motor, 700 W more than the PSM2, for hardwood floors and consecutive working days rather than occasional use
- 960 mm overall length (960 x 340 x 960 mm), the longer of the two PSM bodies
- Drum diameter 176 mm, drum speed 2000 min-1, motor speed 2800 min-1
- Sanding width 200 mm, identical to the PSM2 - the extra 700 W buys sustained cut depth, not a wider pass
- IP 55 protection class on the motor for continuous work in sanding dust
- Integrated extraction with a dust bag in the delivery scope
- 65 kg net and 68 kg gross, the same mass as the PSM2 despite the larger motor, so handling is unchanged
- HOLZMANN publishes a setting video covering drum and abrasive adjustment for this machine
ტექნიკური მახასიათებლები
- Motor power S1
- 2200 W
- Protection class
- IP 55
- Motor speed
- 2800 min-1
- Voltage
- 230 V / 50 Hz
- Total dimensions
- 960 x 340 x 960 mm
- Drum speed
- 2000 min-1
- Drum diameter
- 176 mm
- Max. sanding width
- 200 mm
- Net weight
- 65 kg
- Gross weight
- 68 kg
- EAN code
- 9120058373145
- Setting video (YouTube ID)
- xOAfjIwnO00
უპირატესობები
- 2200 W S1 motor, 700 W more than the PSM2, for hardwood floors and daily use
- Runs from an ordinary 230 V / 50 Hz socket, so no three-phase installation is needed on site
- Integrated extraction with a dust bag included, ready to work out of the crate
გასათვალისწინებელი
- 200 mm sanding width means a large hall floor needs many passes
- 65 kg net weight makes carrying the PSM3 up stairs a two-person job
- No 400 V version, so a workshop standardised on three-phase power cannot use its existing supply