Chasing that final, swirl-free finish without the fear of adding new marks? The FLEX XFE 2 15 14-EC C is a free-spinning random orbital polisher built for exactly that — eliminating holograms and light scratches on automotive, marine and aviation paintwork while leaving a deep, glass-like gloss.
Unlike a forced-rotation machine, the XFE 2 15's pad spins freely, stalling safely under pressure so there's virtually no risk of burning or marring paint — even in less experienced hands. FLEX's new-generation brushless motor and a generous 15 mm stroke give it real finishing power, so you're not trading safety for results.
Features and Benefits:
- Brushless motor for greater efficiency, less heat and a longer service life
- Microprocessor-controlled electronics with tachogenerator constant-speed control, overload protection, re-start protection and temperature monitoring
- Stepless speed selection wheel, accessible from both sides of the housing
- 15 mm polishing stroke, 1,350–4,350 rpm (2,700–8,700 orbits/min)
- Takes pads/backing plates up to 150 mm
- High-performance, low-noise, low-vibration gearbox — 75 dB(A), 3.1 m/s²
- Flat gear head design for confident guidance in any position
- Ergonomic soft-grip handle and rubberised resting bar
- Continuous speed control trigger with lock-on for extended operation
Technical Specifications:
- Power consumption: 1400 W
- Voltage: 230 V, 50/60 Hz
- Speed (no load): 1,350–4,350 rpm
- Orbit rate (no load): 2,700–8,700 rpm
- Polishing stroke: 15 mm
- Max. pad/backing plate size: 150 mm
- Cable: 6 m, PUR
- Dimensions (W x L x H): 425 x 125 x 128 mm
- Weight: 2.3 kg
- Sound pressure level: 75 dB(A)
- Vibration: 3.1 m/s²
- Order number: 532987 | EAN: 4030293268272
Your Questions Answered
- Is the XFE 2 15 14-EC C suitable for beginners? Yes — its free-spinning random orbital action stalls safely under pressure, making it one of the safest machine polishers to learn on while still delivering a genuine finish.
- How is this different from the XCE 2 8 14-EC C forced-rotation polisher? The XCE's forced rotation keeps the pad turning under load for heavier cutting, whereas the XFE's pad spins freely and stalls under pressure — safer on paint and better suited to hologram removal and finishing work.
- Can it remove holograms and light scratches? Yes, that's exactly what it's designed for, with a 15 mm stroke giving it more finishing bite than a standard random orbital.
- What pad and backing plate size does it take? Up to 150 mm.
- What's it like to run for longer sessions? At 75 dB(A) and 3.1 m/s² vibration, with a soft-grip handle and rubberised resting bar, it's built for comfortable, fatigue-free polishing.