When evaluating a Double-End Sander, the most important dimensional specifications are the machine's usable sanding width and workpiece thickness range. The available records do not include confirmed Double-End Sander dimensions, so no numeric sanding limits should be assumed.
A practical comparison should cover four separate values: maximum sanding width, minimum sanding width, minimum workpiece thickness, and maximum workpiece thickness. Together, these specifications show whether the machine can handle the full range of components required in a production environment.
The supplied product information describes a four-head hinge and handle drilling machine for furniture manufacturing rather than a Double-End Sander. Its listed specifications include a maximum processing length of 2,200 mm, a minimum working length of 180 mm, a maximum borehole diameter of 35 mm, and a maximum borehole depth of 60 mm.
These figures relate to drilling operations. They do not indicate sanding width, sanding thickness, or the dimensional working envelope of a Double-End Sander. Using the drilling machine's 180–2,200 mm working-length range as a sanding specification would therefore create an inaccurate comparison.
For panel furniture and custom home-furnishing projects, the selected sanding range should cover components used in wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, office furniture, and decorative panels. For wooden-door and window manufacturing, the assessment should also consider components that undergo cutting, sizing, profiling, drilling, grooving, and surface finishing.
The supplied application records identify these woodworking sectors, but they do not state the required sanding dimensions or provide a Double-End Sander datasheet. A machine-specific technical document is needed before confirming suitability for any particular product range.
| Specification | Current record |
|---|---|
| Maximum sanding width | Not provided |
| Minimum sanding width | Not provided |
| Minimum workpiece thickness | Not provided |
| Maximum workpiece thickness | Not provided |
| Related product information | Four-head hinge and handle drilling machine for furniture production |
Foshan Sun Hunt Woodworking Machinery Co., Ltd. develops woodworking equipment for a range of processing requirements, including CNC router machines, double-end saws, planers, drilling machines, edge banding machines, and panel saws. The supplied records, however, do not include Double-End Sander width or thickness specifications.
The company also records complete production-line projects. An Indian customer received 19 machines for a wooden-door factory line, while a customer in the UAE received 10 machines for a wood-processing line. These projects indicate experience with production planning, but they do not establish the sanding range of a specific machine.
Compare the Double-End Sander's minimum and maximum sanding widths with the narrowest and widest workpieces in the planned production range. Neither value is available in the current records.
Check both the minimum and maximum supported workpiece thickness. The available information does not specify either limit.
No. The 180–2,200 mm range belongs to a drilling machine and describes its working length. It is not a sanding-width or sanding-thickness specification.
Before comparing or purchasing a Double-End Sander, request a datasheet that clearly states maximum and minimum sanding width as well as minimum and maximum workpiece thickness. The current records do not support a confirmed numeric comparison. Foshan Sun Hunt provides non-standard customized products and complete production-line solutions, with a minimum order quantity of one set and a normal delivery period of 20–35 days. For technical guidance, contact vincent@fsshmachine.cn.
Foshan Sun Hunt Woodworking Machinery Co., Ltd. is located in Lunjiao Town, Shunde District, Foshan City. Founded in 2014, the company operates a 2,000-square-meter factory and reports capacity of 50 medium-sized machines per month, or 600 machines annually. Its management and R&D team focuses on woodworking machinery technology and supports equipment, production-line, and wood-processing projects for customers in multiple industries.

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