Orbital sander Black & Decker BEW220

150W 1/3 sheet finishing sander designed for sanding large surfaces quickly and efficiently. The Black & Decker BEW220 orbital sander features a 150 W motor, a 91 x 189 mm sanding plate and 1 mm eccentricity to deliver consistent finishing results. The compact, lightweight body with two grip positions improves control and comfort, while the included dust bag helps keep the work area cleaner.

Advantages

The BEW220 removes stain and paint fast thanks to its powerful 150 W motor and a maximum idle speed of up to 14,000 RPM. Its 91 x 189 mm sanding pad provides broad coverage for large panels, and the 1 mm eccentricity ensures effective material removal with a fine finish. Two grip positions increase handling flexibility, and the dust bag reduces airborne dust for a tidier workspace. The tool comes with a 2 m power cable and operates from AC mains.

Suitable for

• Sanding large wooden panels and doors
• Removing paint or stain from furniture and cabinetry
• Surface preparation before painting or varnishing
• Light to medium finishing and smoothing tasks

Key specifications

• Brand: Black & Decker
• Model: BEW220 (BEW220-QS)
• Power: 150 W
• Max idle speed: 14,000 RPM
• Sanding plate size: 91 x 189 mm
• Eccentricity: 1 mm
• Sound power level: 85 dB
• Vibration emission: 11.3 m/s²
• Power supply: AC, 2 m cable
• Colour: Black, Orange
• EAN: 5035048704264

How to use

Connect the sander to a suitable AC mains outlet using the integrated 2 m cable. Select a suitable abrasive sheet and attach it to the 91 x 189 mm sanding plate according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Hold the tool with one of the two available grip positions and switch it on, then move the sander evenly across the surface with light, consistent pressure. For best results, sand along the grain on wood and keep the sander in constant motion to avoid creating depressions or burn marks. Empty the dust bag regularly to maintain dust collection efficiency.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection and a dust mask when sanding. Start with a coarser abrasive to remove old finishes or heavy material, then progress to finer grits for a smooth finish. Do not force the sander; let the machine’s speed and eccentric motion do the work. Store the tool in a dry place and inspect the power cable for damage before each use.