A Gear-Driven polisher generates two kinds of movement when the operator presses the trigger: an orbit (swing) and a rotation, and the user has no influence on these movements. The movements are very predictable and create the exact same pattern. This polisher is also known as a Forced Rotation Orbital.
Gear-Driven polishers sit in between Rotary and Orbital polishers. With the MILLE Gear-Driven series, RUPES has created a polisher with a rotating movement that runs clockwise and is combined with a lateral movement, which means a movement that is displaced away from the center, similar to that of a dual action polisher.
Hear Jason Rose, Global Director of Training from RUPES explain talk about the Rupes LK 900E BigFoot MILLE Gear-Driven polisher.
The benefit of the Gear-Driven polisher is that it’s easy to learn how to use and provides a good balance between power and safety. A Gear-Driven polisher provides an incredibly large cut effect, but the same safe workflow as a Dual Action polisher, with the result of a hologram-free finish.
A Gear-Driven polisher is a great choice for those who want the safety of orbital polishers and the power of rotary polishers. A combination that results in a tool that easily handles corrections and provides a nice finish, and doesn’t require much user experience.
We recommend the following Gear-Driven polishers:
RUPES LK900E BigFoot MILLE