S14W 14 X 103 INCH VERTICAL HEAVY DUTY WET BELT SANDER, metal removal, mirror finish, Vertical Wet Belt Sander, Sample Preparation, High Volume Processing, Reliable Results, Material Removal

S14W Vertical Wet Machine

The Kalamazoo S14W is built for shops that need power, speed, and control in one tough machine. As one of our top wet machines, it uses coolant to keep parts cool, reduce dust, and extend belt life. With wide wet sanding belts, this surfacing machine makes quick work of weld cleanup, deburring, and polishing—turning big jobs into real time savers. Whether you’re working aluminum, exotic alloys, or finishing stainless steel for a clean, professional look, the S14W helps you deliver better results with less rework. Ready to boost your shop’s output? Contact Kalamazoo Industries today for a quote and put the S14W to work for you.

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The S14W is part of our wet machines line. It uses a built-in coolant system to keep parts cool while sanding. This helps you get smoother finishes, makes belts last longer, and reduces dust in the air.

Think of it as one of your shop’s biggest time savers. The wide 14″ × 103″ belt covers more area in fewer passes. The coolant keeps the belt sharp longer, so you spend less time changing belts and reworking parts.

Absolutely. The S14W is perfect for finishing stainless steel. The wet sanding process gives you a smooth, even look that’s ideal for food equipment, medical parts, and polished metal projects.

Stainless, carbon steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and many alloys. It also helps with some composites. Always pick belts made for wet use.

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Keep steady pressure, use the full belt width, and move at a steady pace. For finishing stainless steel, go lighter on the last passes and keep the part flat on the table.

Change when cutting slows down, the belt loads up, or the finish looks streaky.