Liquid Elements Terminator V2 Rotary Polishing Machine 1200Watt

The Terminator V2 is the latest rotary machine from Liquid Elements and, with a power consumption of 1200 watts, is one of the most powerful polishing machines.

The rotary polishing machine is designed for experienced users who are looking for a user-friendly, attractively priced and very powerful polishing machine in vehicle preparation. The innovative design of the Terminator V2 not only gives the polishing machine a beautiful look, but also ensures a pleasant feel during the polishing process. 

The following changes and improvements have been made to the previous model:

• More powerful motor with a corresponding gear ratio for an output of up to 1200 watts
• Torque control display via green and red LEDs
• increased smoothness
• Keeping the speed constant with remote electronics
• Ergonomic hand rest on the head of the polishing machine with extended rubber coating
• Design customization 

Technical specifications

• Power supply: 230v / 50HZ
• Motor power: 1200 watts
• Speed ​​in rotation mode: 1000-3000 r / min
• Cable length: 8 meters
• Weight: 2.5kg
• M14 thread (backing pad)
• Cable length: 8 meters

Carbon brushes

The pre-assembled carbon brushes (1 pair) in the machine have an average service life of approx. 350 hours of pure usage.
This corresponds to the preparation of approx. 50 vehicles. 
Correct handling and use of the machine during the polishing process is a prerequisite here, as the service life of the carbon brushes can otherwise vary greatly.
Note: The machine always comes with replacement carbon brushes as standard, so 2 pairs of carbon brushes are included in the delivery. 

scope of delivery

• Liquid Elements Terminator V2 rotary polishing machine
• Support plate with 125mm diameter for Velcro pads
• Liquid Elements storage bag
• Spanner
• Allen key
• 2 x replacement carbon brushes
• operation manual

How to use Liquid Elements Terminator -
1 - Apply your car polish to the machine's pad and gently spread it around the area you're working on
2 - Turn on the polisher and use a slow to medium speed to work in the polish
3 - Keep a light pressure and keep the pad level - you don't need to 'scrub' the paint, just let the polish do the work!