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5″ GV-5000 Hook and Loop Backer Pad

• Fits the Makita GV-5000 disc sander.
• 5″ Hook and Loop backer pad for attaching sand paper, or felt wheels.
• the Makita® GV5000 Sander has become one of the preferred tools for marble polishing applications.
• However, its backer pad required the use of messy glues and adhesives.
• We introduced the Alpha® GV Backer Pad. The first hook and loop backer pad for the GV5000, is designed to fit on the GV5000’s unique spindle and attachment configuration.
• This backer pad is ideal for bullnosed edges and flat surfaces.
• Marble fabricators and tile contractors can now utilize hook and loop backed products such as Sandpaper and Felt Wheels on their GV5000 polisher with excellent results.
• The GV Backer Pad provides just the right amount of flexibility to successfully polish curved areas yet remains rigid enough to polish flat surfaces.
• The GV Backer Pad will accept other types of hook and loop backed products, thus making this tool a truly versatile machine that can be used for stone, tile, metal, wood and glass.
• If you own or plan on owning a Makita GV5000 Sander, the Alpha® GV Backer Pad is for you.

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4″ Alpha Quick Change Backer Pad for PVA

Alpha® PVA Quick Change System is a low speed version of the original “Makita® style” PVA and is designed for use on an aluminum snail-lock backer plate specifically developed for low speed polishing tools

• Necessary for attaching PVA quick change wheels to a low speed sander / polisher.
• Max Rpm 4000.
• The aluminum backer plate is attached to the polishing tool and each of the pads has a snail lock adapter.
• The adapter simply fits into place and locks on with a twisting motion.
• To remove the pads simply untwist and remove, then replace with the next grit.
• This “Quick Change” process saves time & increases productivity
• Marble shops, tile installers or anyone else that already has access to a low speed polishing tool will find that the Alpha® PVA Quick Change system will speed up their productivity.

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