XTline R0-005, User Manual

USING AND MAINTANCE

The XTline sheet sander is designated for sanding wood and wood materials, metal, and 

damaged surface treatment areas, such as paints and lacquers, fillers etc. while avoiding the 

use of water. The sanding is carried out by

microfine vibrations of a rectangular sanding base oscillating at a high frequency. It makes the tool very suitable for 

rectangular areas and right angle areas, such as floor corners, as well as for sanding light surface imperfections prior 

to further surface treatments. The tool is not designated for drywall and construction material sanding.

The sanding base paper fixing

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If you wish to use the dust evacuation, which is highly recommended, make sure to use the sandpapers with

holes aligned with the holes on the sanding base since the dust evacuation is processed using these holes.

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Sandpapers with various grain size can be installed. Choose a larger grain size for sanding a material,

medium grain size for damaged paint areas, and a fine grain size for a final surface treatment prior to any further

additional surface treatments, such as applying lacquers.

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Use unused and intact sandpapers to achieve effective sanding. Sandpapers used for sanding metal shall not

be used for sanding wood materials.

1)

Unlock the pressure clamp control levers

2)

Place the properly sized sandpaper to the sanding base in such a way that the sandpaper hole positions align

with the sanding base holes.

3)

Put the sandpaper to the sanding base so the hole positions in the sandpaper and the sanding base stay

aligned. Insert one part of the paper under the pressure clamp and lock the control lever to firmly fix the sandpaper.

4)

Insert the other part of the sandpaper under the pressure clamp on the opposite side and straighten the paper

properly prior to locking.

Collection container installation

While operating the tool, there is a risk of inhaling harmful dust which is produced by sanding chemically treated

materials. Therefore, it is highly recommended to use the collection container and a proper face mask with the class

P2 filter and better and secure sufficient ventilation. Some dust, such as specific wood types (oak, beech) is

considered a carcinogen. An asbestos may be processed by specialists only.

4) ON / OFF, Work mode

Caution

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Keep the tool away from children, unauthorized individuals, other physically or mentally handicapped individuals

or insufficiently trained and experienced individuals. The tool is not a toy! The operation age may be restricted due

to individual legislation systems.

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Use safety glasses and face or dust mask (class P2 or better). Wear protective hearing equipment, helmet and

boots.

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Do not overreach. Proper footing and balance at all times allow better control of the tool in unexpected situations.

Make sure to always secure the working material using clamps etc.

1) Check if the power socket voltage ranges between 220V to 240V, 50Hz prior to connecting the tool to a power

supply. The tool may be used under these conditions only.

2) Insert the power cord into a power socket.

3) Start the tool by depressing the trigger (see Parts and Controls)

If you notice a non-standard sound or vibration while operating the tool, immediately turn off, disconnect from the 

power source and find and secure the reason for such non-standard conditions. In case of an internal defect, contact 

the authorized XTLine service.

4) Grip and hold the tool's front pressure grip and rear grip and move it across the operated material lightly and

uniformly pressing down in circular motions. The sanding is carried out by microfine vibrations of a rectangular

sanding base oscillating at a high frequency. Do not force the tool in order to prevent an engine breakdown. Higher

pressure does not lead to higher sanding effectivity but speeds up wearing of the tool and sandpaper. Follow the

regular working interval breaks.