European random orbital polishers

[Parslina]

Hello.
I recently bought an GG6 da polisher, it is great. At this point dont need anything else. But my problem is, I bought it from US where the socket style is different and has 110v output. Thats why I have to use somekind of power reducer, because here in Europe where I live we have 220v so all the time i have a heavy metal box dragging all the time in a wire, that annoys me. So the question is, could someone guide me to direction for good da polisher with western european socket and 220v. I know Rupes but it is a bit out of my budget.
cheers!

[Desertnate]

The terms of use of the forum here are designed to keep discussions focused on products sold by Autogeek so we might not be of much help.

There is a member here, Mike@DedicatedPerfection, who is an American living in Germany at moment. He seems to have a pretty good handle on what is available in the Euro market and might have some advice if you send him a PM.

Also, I'm not sure where you are from, but I have lurked on a UK forum a couple times when doing some research. The members there might be able to recommend a good 220v product that is sold across the Euro Zone if there isn't a good forum in your home country.

[Parslina]

Ohh I thought autogeek is Europe based. Anyway thanks for some info, will try to get some more info from Mike.
Also UK has some different plug and I think voltage too, but not sure.

[VISITOR]

check over on detailingworld.com

[Lowejackson]

check over on detailingworld.com

This would be my starting point. There is a huge selection of polishers for sale in Europe with the correct voltage and CE certification and polishing without dragging out a transformer is just nicer

[rlmccarty2000]

I lived in Germany for three years and had a ton of those power converters and you are right they are heavy. They are also expensive. I had a couple of the smaller ones burn up. Not the safest device in the world. You might try your version of eBay or Ailibaba.

[jsgntulok]

Check out the FLEX 3401. It is forced rotation rather than random orbit. Since FLEX is manufactured in Germany, they should have 220 volt machines.

[2quikta]

Dodo Juice sells a branded DA. They're based in EU.

[Parslina]

This would be my starting point. There is a huge selection of polishers for sale in Europe with the correct voltage and CE certification and polishing without dragging out a transformer is just nicer

Just registered there, thanks

[Parslina]

I have heard about FLEX it's just a bit out of my price range. Also RUPES make 220V but this time I am looking for something cheaper.

Will take a look at that Dodo Juice. But that wa the reason why I am asking for help, because I havent heard about any of those brands. Krauss, Dino, Dodo Juice and others. DA polishers can be bought I am just looking which one is better.

Thank you for your help.