The process of linishing means to polish or remove excess material from (something) by contact with an abrasive moving belt. As such, a belt linisher tends to be very similar to a belt sander in construction, with the main differences being that they remove less material per pass, can also polish, and generally run slightly slower. A belt grinder, on the other hand, tends to run faster and removes more material per pass, making trimming and levelling tasks quicker. If considering a belt sander, check out our range of duo belt and disc sander machines, giving woodworkers the best of both worlds and increasing the value per single machine. To ask any questions or for personalised recommendations, call us or send us an email and we can help find the best option for your workshop.