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ID EP82X2 ELECTRIC PLANER MACHINE [G-240V] [Makita Type] - 26557

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Professional 82mm Planing Power — Precision Surface Finishing for Every Workshop

The ID EP82X2 Electric Planer Machine is a professional-grade 82mm wood planer engineered for heavy-duty woodworking, carpentry, and furniture making. Rated at 500W with a 16,000 RPM no-load speed, this Makita 1900B-type planer delivers consistent, smooth surface finishes and precise thickness control on timber, boards, and panels. Supplied with a Type G British 3-Pin plug and operating on 220–240V / 50–60Hz, it is ready for professional workshop use across the UAE and GCC region.

Key Features Perfect For
  • 500W heavy-duty motor for sustained performance
  • 82mm planing width for wide board coverage
  • 16,000 RPM no-load speed for ultra-smooth finishes
  • Double insulation for enhanced electrical safety
  • Lightweight 2.9 kg body for reduced operator fatigue
  • Professional carpenters and joiners
  • Furniture makers and cabinet builders
  • Construction site timber preparation
  • DIY woodworking enthusiasts
  • 500W Rated Power Input with 16,000 RPM No-Load Speed: The EP82X2 delivers a powerful 500-watt motor that drives the cutting blades at up to 16,000 revolutions per minute, enabling fast, clean material removal across hardwoods, softwoods, and engineered timber. This high-speed performance ensures a consistently smooth surface finish with minimal tear-out, even on dense or knotted wood species.
  • 82mm Planing Width and 1mm Maximum Planing Depth: With an 82mm cutting width and a maximum planing depth of 1mm per pass, this machine is optimised for controlled, precise stock removal. The wide cutting path reduces the number of passes required to flatten or thickness a board, improving workflow efficiency on both small and large-scale woodworking projects.
  • Double Insulation for Maximum Electrical Safety: The EP82X2 is built with a double-insulated construction, meaning the internal electrical components are fully isolated from the outer housing. This eliminates the risk of electric shock through the casing, making it a safer choice for professional environments and compliant with international electrical safety standards.
  • Heavy-Duty Build Engineered for Longevity: Constructed with industrial-grade materials and powered by innovative motor technology, the EP82X2 is designed to withstand the rigours of continuous professional use. Its robust build quality ensures consistent performance over extended operating periods, reducing downtime and maintenance costs in demanding workshop or site environments.
  • Lightweight 2.9 kg Body with Type G Plug Compatibility: Weighing just 2.9 kilograms, the EP82X2 offers excellent manoeuvrability for both bench-top and hand-held planing tasks. The included Type G British 3-Pin plug ensures immediate compatibility with UAE, UK, and GCC standard power outlets, with a wide voltage range of 220–240V at 50/60Hz for reliable operation across different power supplies.
  • Complete Accessory Kit Included for Immediate Use: This machine ships ready to work, including a Guide Book, Blade Gauge, Guide Plate Assembly, Sharpening Holder Assembly, and Socket Wrench — everything needed to set up, calibrate, and maintain the planer straight out of the box. The CB (Comprehensive Machine Test) certification confirms that this unit has been independently tested and verified to meet international safety and performance benchmarks.

General Purchase & Comparison Queries

Is the ID EP82X2 compatible with UAE power outlets?

Yes. The ID EP82X2 Electric Planer operates on 220–240V at 50/60Hz and comes fitted with a Type G British 3-Pin plug, which is the standard plug type used across the UAE, UK, and most GCC countries. No adapter or converter is required — simply plug in and start working.

How does the EP82X2 compare to the original Makita 1900B?

The ID EP82X2 is a Makita 1900B-type planer, meaning it shares the same core design, 82mm planing width, and operational specifications as the Makita 1900B. It is built to deliver equivalent performance — 500W motor power, 16,000 RPM no-load speed, and a 1mm maximum planing depth — at a competitive price point, making it an excellent alternative for professionals seeking reliable performance without the premium brand cost.

What certification does this planer carry?

The ID EP82X2 holds a CB (Comprehensive Machine Test) certificate, which is an internationally recognised safety certification issued by accredited testing laboratories. This certification confirms that the machine has been independently tested and verified to meet global electrical safety and performance standards, giving you confidence in the quality and reliability of your purchase.

Product-Specific and Usage Queries

What is the maximum planing width and depth of the EP82X2?

The EP82X2 has a maximum planing width of 82mm and a maximum planing depth of 1mm per pass. The 82mm cutting width is well-suited for planing standard timber boards, door edges, and furniture components. The 1mm depth limit per pass ensures controlled, precise material removal, which helps achieve a smooth, even surface finish without overloading the motor or damaging the workpiece.

What accessories are included with the EP82X2?

The ID EP82X2 comes as a complete kit ready for immediate use. Included in the box are a Guide Book for setup and operating instructions, a Blade Gauge for accurate blade height setting, a Guide Plate Assembly for straight and consistent planing passes, a Sharpening Holder Assembly for maintaining blade sharpness, and a Socket Wrench for blade changes and adjustments.

What does double insulation mean and why does it matter?

Double insulation is a safety design in which the internal electrical components of the tool are fully isolated from the outer casing using two independent layers of insulation. This means that even if the primary insulation fails, the secondary layer prevents any live electrical current from reaching the outer body of the machine. For the EP82X2, this design eliminates the risk of electric shock through the housing, making it significantly safer to operate in professional and workshop environments.

Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries

The planer is leaving rough or uneven surfaces — what should I check?

Rough or uneven surfaces are most commonly caused by dull or misaligned blades. Use the included Blade Gauge to verify that both blades are set to the correct and equal height. If the blades are worn, use the Sharpening Holder Assembly to restore the cutting edge. Additionally, ensure the planing depth is not set too aggressively — the maximum recommended depth is 1mm per pass. Taking lighter passes on hardwoods will produce a cleaner finish.

The machine feels heavy during extended use — how can I reduce fatigue?

At just 2.9 kg, the EP82X2 is designed to be lightweight for a 500W professional planer. To further reduce fatigue during extended use, ensure you are using the Guide Plate Assembly to maintain a consistent planing angle, which reduces the need for corrective pressure. Work with the grain of the wood where possible, and take lighter passes rather than forcing the machine through deep cuts, which also reduces motor load and heat build-up.

Can this planer be used for door fitting and edge planing?

Yes, the ID EP82X2 is well-suited for door fitting and edge planing. The 82mm cutting width covers the full edge of most standard door thicknesses in a single pass, and the Guide Plate Assembly helps maintain a square, consistent angle along the door edge. The 1mm maximum planing depth allows for fine, controlled material removal — ideal for trimming doors to fit frames without removing too much material at once.