American Sanders HydraSand 5 Multi Head Sanding Disc – Maximize Smoothness & Efficiency in Multi-Disc Sanding

Unmatched Sanding Consistency with Every Pass

The American Sanders HydraSand 5 Multi Head Sanding Disc is a professional-grade attachment designed to enhance the performance of your buffer or rotary sander by converting it into a powerful multi-head finishing tool. Ideal for fine sanding and surface preparation, this five-head disc system distributes sanding pressure evenly, delivering superior flatness and blending—especially on uneven or over-wooded areas.

Perfect for use on sports floors, commercial spaces, and residential installations, the HydraSand upgrade takes your sanding finish to the next level.

Why Choose the HydraSand 5 Multi Head Sanding Disc?

• Five Independent Sanding Heads
  Allows each head to follow floor contours individually, minimizing dish-out and creating a smooth, level finish.

• Professional Finish Quality
  Ideal for intercoat abrasion, final sanding, or abrading water-based finishes before recoating.

• Even Pressure Distribution
  Helps eliminate swirl marks, scratches, and uneven sanding common with single-plate buffers.

• Quick Attachment
  Mounts directly to most standard buffers (16"–17")—transforming them into multi-head sanders without complex modifications.

• Durable, Reliable Construction
  Heavy-duty build ensures it holds up under high workloads and tough jobsite conditions.

Product Details:

• Number of Heads: 5 floating sanding heads

• Compatible with: Most 16"–17" rotary floor machines

• Attachment: Easy bolt-on installation

• Recommended Use: Intercoat abrasion, bare wood sanding, finish blending, flattening

Perfect For:

• Refinishing hardwood floors for ultra-smooth final passes

• Blending sanding passes for seamless coating results

• Abrading finish coats before recoating for proper adhesion

Pro Tip:

Pair the HydraSand with high-quality sanding discs (like Red Heat or Blue Fire) to maximize cut and clarity on tough species or finish coats. For best results, follow with a thorough vacuum and tack cloth wipe before recoating.