Description
Ingersoll Rand Air Drill, Industrial, Pistol, 1/4 In. – 1761770185825_34
Drill, Pistol Body Style – Air Tools, Free Speed 4,500 RPM, Torque 20 to 80 in-lb, Average CFM @ 15 Second Run Time 4.25, CFM @ Full Load 17.0, Required Pressure 90 psi, Min. Hose Size 1/4 in, Handle Material Aluminum, Variable Speed Yes, Throttle Type Trigger, Housing Material Composite, Overall Length 6 7/8 in, Tool Weight 2 lb
Features
- HP0.4
- HP – Air Tools0.40
- Chuck Size – Air Drills1/4 in
- CFM @ Full Load17.0
- Air Inlet1/4 in NPT
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What Our Experts Think
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The Ingersoll Rand 1/4″ Industrial Air Drill delivers reliable performance and control in a lightweight, ergonomic design.
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Its pistol grip and variable-speed trigger allow precise drilling for metalworking, assembly, and maintenance tasks.
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The composite housing and aluminum handle make it both durable and comfortable for extended use.
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Ideal for professionals who need consistent torque (20–80 in-lb) and high-speed operation up to 4,500 RPM.
Q&A
Q: What kind of work is this air drill best for?
A: It’s perfect for light to medium-duty industrial applications—including drilling, reaming, and fastening in metal, wood, or composites.
Q: Does it support variable speed control?
A: Yes, it features a variable-speed trigger for precise control during operation.
Q: What air requirements does it have?
A: It operates at 90 psi, with 4.25 CFM average and 17 CFM at full load.
Q: Is it comfortable for long periods of use?
A: Absolutely — weighing just 2 lb, with an ergonomic pistol-style handle and balanced design, it reduces operator fatigue.
Maintenance Tips
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Use clean, dry air and a minimum 1/4″ hose for optimal performance.
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Apply air tool oil daily to prevent corrosion and ensure smooth operation.
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Check the chuck and trigger regularly for wear or debris buildup.
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Store the tool in a dry place and disconnect from the air supply when not in use.
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