Do You Need a Power Station? Yes, and Here’s Why

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The best thing you can do to protect your expensive sanding equipment is to use a power station on every single job.
The best thing you can do to protect your expensive sanding equipment is to use a power station on every single job.
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I get asked this question almost as much as any other: “Do I need a power station?” The answer is “Yes” … and here’s why. If you ask 10 pros what power their machines run off of, eight of them will say “220,” one of them will say “220, 221 … whatever it takes,” and one of them will actually reply with the nameplate voltage range for their machine.

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