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Bosch 5-Inch Palm-Grip Random Orbit Sander, ROS10

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Bosch 5-Inch Palm-Grip Random Orbit Sander, ROS10Bosch 5" Palm Random Orbit Sander (Single Speed) The Bosch ROS10 delivers fast stock removal and a smooth, swirl free finish in a compact palm grip design. Its integral pad dampening brake, microcellular backing pad, and built in microfilter dust collection system make it ideal for fine woodworking and finish carpentry. Key Features: Swirl Free Finishes: Integral pad dampening brake minimizes marks on the workpiece Strong Performance: 2. 5 amp motor

Bosch 5" Palm Random Orbit Sander (Single-Speed)

The Bosch ROS10 delivers fast stock removal and a smooth, swirl-free finish in a compact palm-grip design. Its integral pad-dampening brake, microcellular backing pad, and built-in microfilter dust-collection system make it ideal for fine woodworking and finish carpentry.


Key Features:

  • Swirl-Free Finishes: Integral pad-dampening brake minimizes marks on the workpiece
  • Strong Performance: 2.5-amp motor with 12,000 OPM for fast material removal
  • Comfort Grip: Soft-grip top and body reduce fatigue during extended sanding
  • Clean Workspace: Built-in microfilter dust canister and anti-spillback design
  • Easy Disc Changes: 5-inch hook-and-loop pad accepts common 8-hole discs

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Model ROS10
Sander Type Random Orbit Sander
Disc Size 5"
Pad Size 5"
Paper Size / Type 5" Round, 8-hole hook-and-loop
Amperage 2.5 A
No Load OPM 12,000
Speed Control Single Speed
Variable Speed No
Voltage 120V AC
Rating 120V AC
Dimensions 5" x 6" x 9"
Height 6"
Length 9"
Width 5"
Orbit Diameter 3/32" (2.5 mm)
Orbit Radius 3/64" (1.25 mm)
Eccentric Offset 3/64" (1.2 mm)
Dust Collection Built-in microfilter dust-collection system
Case Type No Case Included
Tool Level Corded – single speed basic
Works With RS033 Extra-Soft, RS034 Soft, RS035 Hard Hook-&-Loop Backing Pads; Anti-Static Vacuum Hoses VH1622A/VH1635A (with adapter), VAC008; Other Hoses VH1022/VH1035/VH1635 (with VX120 adapter), VAC005/VAC006; Vacuum Hose Adapter VAC002 or VAC024
Includes ROS10 sander; RS034 5" Soft Backing Pad; 5" Sanding Disc; Dampening Ring (2609170071); Microfilter Dust Canister (2609199179); VAC002 Vacuum Hose Adapter
Color Blue
Weight 3.5 lb

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Is the ROS10 variable speed?
A: No. It is a single-speed sander operating at 12,000 OPM.


Q: What disc size does it use?
A: Standard 5-inch, 8-hole hook-and-loop sanding discs.


Q: Can it connect to a shop vacuum?
A: Yes. It works with Bosch VAC hoses and adapters (e.g., VAC002/VAC024) and most 22 mm and 35 mm hoses.


Q: What is included in the box?
A: ROS10 sander, RS034 5" soft backing pad, one 5" sanding disc, dampening ring, microfilter dust canister, and vacuum hose adapter.


Q: How heavy is the sander?
A: Approximately 3.5 lb.


Ultra-Smooth Control in the Palm of Your Hand

This compact Bosch sander glides with poise, transforming raw wood into silken surfaces ready for stain or paint. The microfilter canister and sleek palm-grip silhouette keep the workspace pristine while offering effortless control. Style it with matte black clamps and a clean bench setup to let its refined lines take center stage. It’s a small luxury that delivers a big, polished impact in any studio or workshop.


Bring home the Bosch ROS10 for swirl-free finishes and cleaner sanding—order today.

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