Draper Storm Force 01817 (DA900SF)
 | Outdated Product Type: polishing; Power source: mains (230 V); Power consumption (W): 900; Rotation speed (rpm): 2000 – 6400; Max. disc diameter (mm): 150; Noise level (dB): 95; Weight (kg): 2.4; E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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Compact polisher for a garage or workshop
The affordable Draper Storm Force 01817 is designed for use with 150 mm polishing pads and sanding discs. Accessories of this size are easy and inexpensive to buy online, so you won’t have issues finding add-ons. The machine is equipped with a 900 W motor — a modest figure, and its capabilities are unlikely to be enough for professional use. However, for garage and home tasks the power is sufficient: the tool handles restoring car headlights and automotive paintwork, refurbishing lacquered furniture, and other similar jobs.
Interesting design details
One advantage is its compact size and low weight — just 2.4 kg. This is convenient when working on small parts and items. You can hold the machine by the D-handle or by the gear housing, which is covered with a plastic shroud and stays cool during operation. A five-meter cable provides freedom of movement and lets you do without an extension cord when working in a garage or workshop.
Pros and cons of the polisher
The Draper Storm Force 01817 features constant speed electronics that automatically maintain the set RPM. This reduces the risk of leaving heat marks on sensitive surfaces like automotive paint. But the adjustable speed range isn’t chosen particularly well: even the minimum 2000 RPM is too fast for applying liquid polishes and soft compounds. Therefore, if you plan regular use with car care products, it’s worth considering a model with a lower starting speed range.
