Abrasive belt 200 x 650 mm - grain 40 designed for Holzmann PSM3 parquet sander
Abrasive belt 650 x 200 mm - grain 60 designed for Holzmann PSM3 parquet sander
Abrasive belt 650 x 200 mm - grain 80 designed for Holzmann PSM3 parquet sander
Abrasive belt 650 x 200 mm - grain 120 designed for Holzmann PSM3 parquet sander
Abrasive belt 650 x 200 mm - grain 150 designed for Holzmann PSM3 parquet sander
Capacitor for parquet sander PSM3
Bag for Holzmann PSM2 and PSM3 parquet sander
Discover our selection of spare parts, sanding belts and accessories for Holzmann PSM2 and PSM3 floor sanders. These machines are designed for sanding both old and new wooden floors, particularly during renovation, restoration and surface preparation work.
A floor sander is essential for removing old finishes, correcting certain surface irregularities and preparing wooden flooring before applying a new treatment.
Its performance depends on several factors, including the condition of the sanding belt, the proper operation of the motor and the efficiency of the dust collection system.
Over time and with repeated use, certain components may wear out or require replacement. Sanding belts must also be renewed regularly to maintain effective sanding performance and achieve an even finish.
At Probois Machinoutils, we offer a selection of consumables and replacement parts to help you maintain your Holzmann floor sander and extend its service life.
This category is dedicated to the Holzmann PSM2 and Holzmann PSM3 models.
Some components are compatible with both machines, while others are intended for one specific model only.
It is therefore essential to check the compatibility information provided on each product page before ordering.
The Holzmann PSM2 is a floor sander equipped with a 1500 W motor, designed for sanding old and new wooden floors in small and medium-sized areas.
It features an integrated dust extraction system with a dust collection bag and allows the sanding belt to be replaced.
Its main technical specifications are as follows:
Model: Holzmann PSM2.
Motor power S1: 1500 W.
Power supply: 230 V / 50 Hz.
Protection rating: IP55.
Motor speed: 2800 rpm.
Drum diameter: 176 mm.
Drum speed: 2000 rpm.
Maximum sanding width: 200 mm.
Net weight: 65 kg.
The PSM2 is suitable for wooden floor renovation work requiring a mobile floor sanding machine equipped with a sanding drum and an integrated dust collection system.
To maintain its performance, it is important to regularly inspect the abrasives, dust collection bag and various machine components.
Replacement parts must be selected according to the exact model reference.
Important: the sanding belts available in this category are listed for the PSM3. Do not order them for the PSM2 unless their compatibility has been explicitly confirmed.
The Holzmann PSM3 is a floor sander equipped with a 2200 W motor, designed for sanding old and new wooden floors in small and medium-sized areas.
It features integrated dust extraction with a collection bag and a system allowing the sanding belt to be replaced.
Its main technical specifications are as follows:
Model: Holzmann PSM3.
Motor power S1: 2200 W.
Power supply: 230 V / 50 Hz.
Protection rating: IP55.
Motor speed: 2800 rpm.
Drum diameter: 176 mm.
Drum speed: 2000 rpm.
Maximum sanding width: 200 mm.
Net weight: 65 kg.
Its motor power and sanding width make it suitable for various sanding operations during wooden floor renovation.
To maintain good sanding results, it is essential to use suitable sanding belts and monitor the condition of the machine's electrical and mechanical components.
Our category includes several 200 x 650 mm sanding belts specifically listed for the Holzmann PSM3.
Choosing the correct sanding belt plays an essential role in achieving a high-quality finish when sanding wooden floors.
A suitable abrasive helps progressively remove old finishes, correct surface irregularities and prepare the wood for subsequent finishing stages.
We offer 200 x 650 mm sanding belts for the Holzmann PSM3 floor sander, available in several grit sizes.
40 grit sanding belt: intended for initial sanding passes when the floor requires substantial stripping or has an old finish that needs to be removed. This coarse grit should be used carefully to avoid removing excessive material.
60 grit sanding belt: suitable for intermediate sanding after an initial coarse pass or for starting certain jobs on floors that do not require intensive stripping.
80 grit sanding belt: helps refine the surface and reduce the sanding marks left by previous grits.
120 grit sanding belt: designed for finer sanding operations and preparing the wood for certain finishing stages.
150 grit sanding belt: suitable for applications requiring a finer sanding finish, provided that the recommendations of the finishing product manufacturer are followed.
The choice of grit depends on the condition of the floor, the wood species, the existing finish and the desired result.
It is generally preferable to progress gradually through the different grit sizes rather than moving directly from a very coarse abrasive to a very fine one.
Wooden floor sanding should be carried out methodically to achieve an even surface without unnecessarily removing excessive amounts of wood.
On an old floor with a thick finish or significant surface irregularities, an initial pass with a coarse grit may be necessary.
An intermediate grit can then be used to reduce the marks left by the first sanding stage.
Finer grits help prepare the surface for finishing.
However, the choice of abrasive must always be adapted to the type of flooring.
Solid wood flooring generally offers more renovation possibilities than engineered flooring with a limited wear layer.
Before starting, identify the type of flooring and check the actual thickness of wood available for sanding.
An excessively worn or clogged sanding belt must be replaced.
Continuing to work with a deteriorated abrasive can reduce sanding efficiency, cause excessive heat build-up and compromise the consistency of the finish.
This category also includes a 280–333 µF starting capacitor designed for the Holzmann PSM3 floor sander.
The starting capacitor assists the electric motor during its start-up phase.
When it becomes defective, the motor may exhibit several symptoms:
Difficulty starting.
A humming noise without normal start-up.
Intermittent starting.
Failure to start despite a correct power supply.
However, these symptoms may also have other causes, including electrical supply problems, a defective switch or mechanical blockage.
It is therefore important to carry out a proper diagnosis before replacing the capacitor.
Never select a capacitor based solely on its appearance. Always check its electrical specifications, dimensions, connections and compatibility with your machine.
Any work on electrical components must be carried out with the machine disconnected from the power supply and by a suitably qualified person. A capacitor may retain an electrical charge even after the power has been switched off.
Sanding wooden floors produces a considerable amount of wood dust.
The Holzmann PSM2 and PSM3 floor sanders feature an integrated dust extraction system connected to a collection bag.
Our catalogue includes a dust collection bag compatible with both the Holzmann PSM2 and PSM3 floor sanders.
This bag collects dust extracted during operation and helps reduce its dispersion around the machine.
A dust collection bag in good condition contributes to the proper functioning of the dust extraction system.
It should be inspected regularly for tears, holes or defects around its attachment point.
An excessively full bag may also reduce dust collection efficiency.
It is therefore recommended to empty it regularly in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
The bag should be replaced when it becomes damaged or can no longer collect dust effectively.
Important: the dust collection bag does not replace other wood dust protection measures, including suitable ventilation and appropriate respiratory protective equipment.
Sanding belts are consumables subject to gradual wear.
Their service life depends on several factors, including the wood species, the condition of the floor, the abrasive grit and the sanding conditions.
Several warning signs may indicate that a belt needs replacing:
Sanding becomes less effective.
The abrasive is heavily clogged.
The belt is torn.
The belt joint is damaged.
Unusual marks appear on the floor.
The belt shows signs of overheating or deterioration.
A damaged sanding belt must not be reused.
Before replacing a belt, disconnect the machine from the power supply and wait until all moving parts have come to a complete stop.
Then follow the installation and tensioning procedure specified in your floor sander's operating manual.
Regular maintenance helps preserve the performance of your Holzmann PSM2 or PSM3 and reduces the risk of breakdowns.
After each use, it is advisable to clean accessible surfaces and remove accumulated dust in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations.
Regularly inspect the condition of the sanding belt and dust collection bag.
Also check the accessible parts of the sanding system and make sure that no foreign objects interfere with the machine's operation.
If the motor has difficulty starting, unusual vibrations occur or the machine produces abnormal noises, stop using it immediately.
It is preferable to identify the exact cause of the problem before replacing a component.
Replacing a part without a proper diagnosis may result in purchasing an unnecessary component without resolving the original fault.
Both models are designed for sanding old and new wooden floors, but they differ particularly in motor power.
Holzmann PSM2: 1500 W motor.
Holzmann PSM3: 2200 W motor.
Both machines have a maximum sanding width of 200 mm and an integrated dust extraction system with a collection bag.
However, these shared characteristics do not mean that all their spare parts are interchangeable.
The dust collection bag offered in this category is listed as compatible with both models.
By contrast, the 200 x 650 mm sanding belts and the starting capacitor in our selection are specifically listed for the PSM3.
Compatibility must therefore be checked individually for every product.
Before ordering a replacement part, start by checking the exact model reference on your machine's identification plate.
Verify whether it is a Holzmann PSM2 or PSM3.
Then identify the required component using its description, dimensions or reference number on the exploded parts diagram.
For a sanding belt, always check its length, width and grit.
For a capacitor, verify its electrical specifications and connections.
For a dust collection bag, make sure its attachment system matches your machine.
Two visually similar components may have different specifications.
We therefore recommend that you never order a replacement part based solely on its photograph.
IMPORTANT: BEFORE PURCHASING, always check that your machine appears in the list of compatible machines provided on the spare part's product page. Where necessary, also verify the month and year of manufacture and your machine's serial number.
A malfunction or worn consumable does not necessarily mean that your entire floor sander needs to be replaced.
When a problem has been correctly identified and the appropriate replacement part is available, a repair may help extend the machine's service life.
Replacing a worn sanding belt, damaged dust collection bag or defective capacitor may be an appropriate solution depending on the problem encountered.
However, it is essential to select the correct reference and follow the manufacturer's instructions.
Electrical work and complex mechanical repairs should only be carried out by suitably qualified individuals.
At Probois Machinoutils, we are continuously expanding our catalogue of spare parts and consumables for Holzmann woodworking machines.
This category includes 200 x 650 mm sanding belts for the Holzmann PSM3, a starting capacitor for the PSM3 and a dust collection bag for the PSM2 and PSM3.
If you cannot find the component you need, please provide the exact model of your machine, its serial number and, if possible, the reference number shown on its exploded parts diagram.
A photograph of the original component may also help us identify the correct replacement.
Whether you are renovating a wooden floor, replacing a sanding belt or repairing your floor sander, explore the products available in this category and carefully check their compatibility before placing your order.
