Pillar Machine | LARICK 230 Profile Sander
The Model 230 Profile Sander is a two spindle machine designed for use with flexible brush type sanding wheels. The machine is on caster and can be moved to the out feed end of a moulder, or above a conveyor, to sand parts as they exit the machine.
230 Profile Sander
The 230 Series Profile Sander is a two spindle machine designed for use with flexible brush type sanding wheels. The spindles adjust individually, with vertical, horizontal, tilt and rotation. It can be placed at the outfeed end of a moulder, over a table, or used to sand free-hand.
The spindle motors are controlled by inverters giving individual variable speed and sanding direction.
The spindles on the Model 230 adjust individually to sand the top, bottom, front, or back of parts. In addition to the built in adjustment of the stands, the stands may slide forward/back on the base in addition to mounting the base higher or lower. Locking casters allow it to be rolled into position and locked in place.
Machine Specifications
- Motors: (2) 1 HP 6 pole 3ph
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Voltage
- Model 232: 208-240V 1 or 3ph 50-60hz
- Model 234: 400-480V 3ph 50-60hz
- Variable Speed: AC Inverter, 100-1200rpm Arbor: 1.25” Dia., up to 10” Long
- Vertical Travel: 18”
- Footprint: 37.5” wide, 32” deep
- Dust Collection: (2) 3” round, 400cfm total
Specifications
What is the Pillar Machine LARICK 230 Profile Sander?
An American-made mid-level profile sanding machine designed for moderate woodworking production.
Is it made in America?
Yes. Manufactured in the United States by Pillar Machine.
Who is it best suited for?
Cabinet shops, millwork facilities, and woodworking shops with moderate sanding needs.
How does it compare to the LARICK 220?
The 230 offers more robust construction and sanding capacity than the 220, supporting higher throughput.
Does it replace hand sanding?
Yes. Mechanical sanding reduces manual labor.
Is it suitable for continuous production?
Yes. Built with industrial-grade strength for moderate production use.
What materials can it sand?
Hardwoods, softwoods, MDF, plywood, and composite mouldings.
How does American manufacturing help?
Provides durable construction and faster parts/service support.
Does it improve finish preparation?
Yes. It delivers uniform surface results before stain or paint.
How does it differ from the LARICK 150?
It offers higher capacity and more robust components for increased throughput.
Is it easy to operate?
Yes. Controls and setup are straightforward.
Is maintenance simple?
Yes. Routine service access is designed to be easy.
Can it handle custom profiles?
Yes, with proper setup and tooling.
Does it support dust collection?
Yes. Dust porting integrates with extraction systems.
Does it improve labor utilization?
Yes. It frees operators for higher-value work.
Is it a good investment for growing shops?
Yes. It offers mid-level capacity without high upfront cost.
What safety features are included?
Guards, emergency stop, and dust porting for extraction.
How does its sanding capacity compare to the 360?
It has a smaller sanding envelope than the 360 but greater capacity than entry-level models.
Does American build affect resale value?
Yes. Strong U.S.-built machines often retain higher resale appeal.
Why choose the LARICK 230?
For a balanced combination of U.S.-made quality, sanding capacity, and production reliability.