Built to give its best in every situation, the new LHR 15 MarkIII is the new frontier of detailing. The ergonomic design allows for precise correction of paint defects in maximum comfort, on curved surfaces and those hard to reach. LHR 15 MarkIII operates at a higher RPM compared to LHR 21 MarkIII. The increased speed ensures an equivalent corrective process, and it does so with platter and orbit sizes specifically calibrated for curved and irregular surfaces.

IMPROVED ERGONOMICS
The rubber anti-slip handle offers optimal comfort to the user, ensuring perfect control thanks to the non-slip surface. The rear handle also features rubber inserts for a better feel. Two strategically placed rubber feet allow the tool to be set down when not in use, protecting the surface from scratches or unwanted impacts. The continuous improvement process of the BigFoot orbital system in the MarkIII version reaffirms its reputation as "best in class," perfecting performance and ease of use.

ELECTRONIC SPEED CONTROL MODULE
Electronic speed control The speed control knob allows the operator to change the maximum speed of the tool without having to detach or move their hands. The larger knob size makes the operation simpler and faster: just one finger! The greater visibility of the numbers and a more precise response of the adjustment make speed changes more controllable, allowing the operator to choose the exact speed suitable for the job without having to interrupt polishing.

ROTARYThe operator disc, typically circular, describes an orbit (the amplitude of which depends on the distance between the rotation axis of the motor shaft and the central axis of the operator disc) and is free to rotate around its own central axis (typically with the aid of a free pin), without the rotation of the disc being imposed by any driving force. The operator disc, in fact, is free to rotate at speeds that can vary greatly due to the centrifugal force of the eccentric group rotation and due to friction. If the friction were such as to prevent the rotation of the disc while the tool is still in operation, the random orbital movement would simply become an orbital movement. The number of rotations of the disc is variable and independent of the number of orbits completed. The random orbital movement is currently the best compromise in terms of effectiveness and quality of surface treatment.

ELECTRIC CABLE OF 9 METERS
The new 9-meter electric cable, longer than the standard, saves time and eliminates the need for extensions, allowing you to move freely around the car during the various polishing stages.

PROGRESSIVE ACCELERATOR
An additional contribution to optimal control comes from the new progressive accelerator. Acting as an accelerator to control speeds within the range of the ring, it allows the operator to make fine adjustments for precise control without interrupting the process or having to move their hand to access the ring for speed control.

DESIGN
Attention to detail means much more than an eye-catching design. Every detail, such as the rubber support positioned on the machine body to keep it stable during non-working phases, is the result of careful and meticulous research, always aimed at maximizing the operator's comfort.