Description
Overview
The Makita PW5001C is a 4 in. electronic wet stone polisher with a 7.9-amp motor and 2,000–4,000 rpm variable speed. Water is delivered through three spindle-top holes to distribute it across the pad, while soft start and constant-speed control support stone-finishing work.
Features
- Variable speed control dial enables user to match the speed to the application
- Soft start feature for smooth start-ups
- Electronic speed control maintains constant speed under load
- Common fitting accepts the most popular water hose connections
- Powerful 7.9 AMP motor with less weight (5.1 lbs.)
- High power-to-weight ratio for reduced operator fatigue
- Housing cover protects the industrial die cast aluminum gear housing
- 3 holes at the spindle top evenly spread water to the pad and prevents the pad from clogging
- Overload switch to protect armature failure
- Includes a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) plug
What's Included
- (1) 4" Rubber Pad (743079-5)
- (1) Side Handle (153489-2)
- (1) Head Cover (417322-5)
- (1) Spanner Wrench (781008-0)
- (1) Front Grip (418507-6)
- (1) Hex Wrench (783204-6)
- (1) Dust Cover (194233-8)
Specifications
- Polishing Disc: 4"
- No Load Speed (variable speed): 2,000 - 4,000 RPM
- Spindle Thread: 5/8" - 11 UNC
- AMPS: 7.9
- Overall Length: 14-1/8"
- Disc Size (in.): 4"
- Variable speed control dial: Yes
- GFCI plug: Yes
- Net Weight: 5.1 lbs
Downloads
- Makita PW5001C 4" Electronic Stone Polisher Instruction Manual
- Makita PW5001C 4" Electronic Stone Polisher Instruction Manual Parts Breakdown
Applications
Designed for wet stone polishing. Choose a polishing pad and speed appropriate to the stone and finishing stage, using the listed 4 in. disc size and 5/8 in.–11 spindle thread as the mounting specifications.
Selection and Use
- Connect the water supply using the compatible hose fitting and follow the linked manual for setup.
- The included rubber pad is a backing component; the contents list does not establish that a full set of polishing abrasives is supplied.
- The GFCI plug and overload switch are built-in protections, not substitutes for following the wet-use instructions.
