Built for fine finishing, paint prep, and controlled surface sanding, the Ingersoll Rand 5152-6-HL 5100 Series Random Orbital Sander combines a 3/32″ orbit with a 6″ hook-and-loop pad for work where a finer scratch pattern is preferred. The smaller orbit diameter helps produce a smoother random orbital sanding action than 3/16″ orbit models, making this sander a strong fit for refinishing steps, primer prep, wood finishing, composite work, and fiberglass surface preparation.Powered by a 0.3 HP motor with 12,000 RPM free speed, the 5152-6-HL delivers the sanding speed needed for productive material removal while maintaining control on finish-sensitive surfaces. This 5100 Series model is listed as vacuum ready, allowing connection to compatible central or portable vacuum systems for particle removal during use. Its rear exhaust configuration, compact 6.54″ body length, and manufacturer-listed 1.9 lb weight make it practical for shops that need a lightweight pneumatic sander for repeated passes on panels, parts, and workbench surfaces.Type: Random Orbital Sander | Series: 5100 Series | Model: 5152-6-HL | Pad Size: 6″ | Pad Type: Hook & Loop | Orbit Diameter: 3/32″ | Max Free Speed: 12,000 RPM | Rated Power: 0.3 HP / 0.22 kW | Average Air Use: 17.5 CFM | Exhaust: Rear Exhaust | Weight: 1.9 lb / 0.82 kg | Length: 6.54″ / 166 mm | Vacuum Ready: YesFeatures:3/32″ orbit helps create a fine, swirl-free finish on surfaces such as wood, composites, fiberglass, sheet metal, and other materials.6″ hook-and-loop pad accepts compatible hook-and-loop abrasive discs for quick abrasive attachment and removal during multi-step sanding work.Powerful 0.3 HP motor and 12,000 RPM free speed provide material removal power and sanding speed matched to the application.Vacuum-ready design connects to a number of central or portable vacuum systems for efficient particle removal.Color-coded paddle identification helps users distinguish orbit size within the 5100 Series; 3/32″ orbit models use a black paddle.Comfort grip supports controlled handling during finishing work, repair passes, and longer sanding sessions.Compact 6.54″ length and low tool weight help keep the sander manageable on vertical panels, contoured parts, and bench-mounted workpieces.Applications:Autobody and refinishing: Preparing panels, sanding primer, feathering repaired areas, and helping reduce visible sanding marks before paint.Woodworking and cabinet shops: Finishing doors, panels, trim, furniture parts, and wood components using a common 6″ abrasive format.Composite and fiberglass repair: Smoothing molded parts, preparing fiberglass panels, and refining composite surfaces before coating or finishing.Metalworking and fabrication: Cleaning up sheet metal, smoothing light surface marks, and preparing parts for paint, primer, or protective coatings.Industrial maintenance and oil and gas support: Handling surface cleanup, refurbishment, and coating-prep tasks where vacuum-ready sanding helps manage particles.FAQs:Q: What is the difference between the 5152-6-HL and the 5152-6?A: Both models share the same 3/32″ orbit, 6″ pad diameter, 12,000 RPM speed, 0.3 HP power rating, 17.5 CFM average air use, and 6.54″ length. The 5152-6-HL uses a hook-and-loop pad, while the 5152-6 uses a vinyl pad.Q: When should I choose a 3/32″ orbit sander?A: Choose a 3/32″ orbit when finish quality is more important than aggressive material removal. The smaller sanding motion helps produce a finer scratch pattern for refinishing, primer prep, and finish-sensitive surfaces.Q: Is the 5152-6-HL vacuum ready?A: Yes. The manufacturer notes that all 5100 Series random orbital sander models are vacuum ready, allowing connection to compatible central or portable vacuum systems for particle removal.Q: What abrasive discs fit this model?A: Use compatible 6″ hook-and-loop abrasive discs matched to the material and sanding step. Confirm the disc backing style, grit, and speed rating before use.Q: How much air supply does this sander need?A: The manufacturer lists average air use at 17.5 CFM. For consistent operation, use an air supply that can sustain the required flow during continuous sanding.AVAILABLE VARIATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS SKUOrbit DiameterMAX Free Speed(RPM)Pad*Pad Diameterin (mm)Rated Powerhp (kW)Avg. Air UsecfmWeightlb (kg)Lengthin (mm)5151-63/16″12,000Vinyl6 (152)0.3 (0.22)17.51.8 (0.82)6.54 (166)5151-6-HL3/16″12,000Hook & Loop6 (152)0.3 (0.22)17.51.8 (0.82)6.54 (166)5152-63/32″12,000Vinyl6 (152)0.3 (0.22)17.51.9 (0.82)6.54 (166)5152-6-HL3/32″12,000Hook & Loop6 (152)0.3 (0.22)17.51.9 (0.82)6.54 (166)5151-53/16″12,000Vinyl5 (127)0.3 (0.22)17.51.8 (0.82)6.54 (166)5151-5-HL3/16″12,000Hook & Loop5 (127)0.3 (0.22)17.51.9 (0.82)6.54 (166)5152-53/32″12,000Vinyl5 (127)0.3 (0.22)17.51.9 (0.82)6.54 (166)5152-5-HL3/32″12,000Hook & Loop5 (127)0.3 (0.22)17.51.9 (0.82)6.54 (166) (function(){ var accordion=document.querySelector(‘.spec-accordion’); var toggle=accordion.querySelector(‘.spec-accordion-toggle’); var panel=accordion.querySelector(‘.spec-accordion-panel’); var icon=accordion.querySelector(‘.spec-accordion-icon’); var manuallyToggled=false; function setState(open){ panel.hidden=!open; toggle.setAttribute(‘aria-expanded’,open?’true’:’false’); icon.textContent=open?”:’+’; } function applyDefault(){ setState(window.innerWidth>640); 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