Easy to move around thanks to a small and lightweight design. lock the throttle so that it doesn’t start up by itself. A 90-degree angle head makes it easier to move around in small spaces.
It has a 0.32 HP motor and can reach 20,000 RPM. A pneumatic angle die grinder has a built-in speed regulator so that you can better control it.
Many different things can be done with the 90-degree head. It can be used to reach places that are very small or angled.
It has an aluminum body, a rear exhaust, and a strong ball-bearing motor.
It’s good for precision machining, such as smoothing and chamfering. It can also be used to deburr, grind, polish, and engrave.
The following is a list of the features.
Choose different speeds to meet different needs with the stepless speed control knob switch.
Design of the air inlet and exhaust port: air inlet filter design, effectively removes air impurities, humanized annular exhaust design, which is better for the environmen.
This is industrial-grade 1/4 inch “Chuck: high concentricity, low yaw, low vibration, high wear resistance, no heat, and stable operation are some of the things it has to offer.
Safe: pressure plate type start-stop switch, more reliable and more reliable than a switch that doesn’t have pressure plates.
1/fourth ” (6.35mm. a high-precision collet is made of metal that has been heated to a high temperature. It can withstand more impact strength, and it is made by a precision CNC lathe.
Included parts.
An angle air die grinder with a 1/4 inch cutting wheel.
It comes with 1 piece of 80 grit round brown corundum grinder discs (50mm/2 Inches).
It comes with 1 piece of 400 grit non-woven scouring pad grinder discs that measure 50mm/2 inches.
It comes with 1 Pcs 80 grit Zirconium corundum turn and lock hundred-page grinder discs (50mm/2 Inches).
Each disc is 50mm/2 inches long.
A wrench set with two pieces.
Quick-change discs with a 1/4 inch (6.35mm) holder: 1 Pc.
1 Pcs. of 1/8-inch back-up collet ” (3.18mm).
Air connector: 1 Pc. American standard air connecto.
Product specs.
In this case, the diameter of the nut is 1/4 inch “(6.35mm) was put in.
During no-load, the speed is 20000 RPM.
Air use: 2.8 CFM, 80L/min.
In this case, the pressure is 90 Psi.
The power is 0.6HP.
Specification for air inlet: 1/4.
Item weight: 0.49K.
Fine for a die grinder that costs $30. I’m not sure I’ll ever use the 1/8 “But it’s nice to have around.
There is, however, a clear picture of two wrenches of different sizes on the product page. There are things that would go on the shaft to keep the chuck from moving around the collet. Except that they gave me two wrenches that were the same. This is a shame, because it will cause me a lot of problems again and again.
Even though I have to look for a replacement wrench that is small enough to fit behind the tightening nut on a collet, any old wrench will not work. After looking for a few more replacement wrenches, though, I will be wishing I had spent the extra $30 to get a better tool instead. Maybe a company that could afford to put the correct 12 cent piece of metal in a box.
