It grinds at a high speed of 25,000 rpm, producing smooth, clean results across a wide range of materials.
The TL052001AV requires 6.2 SCFM of air at 90 PSI to operate properly.
For smoothing sharp edges, deburring and polishing a variety of materials such as metal, plastic, and wood; porting and grinding a variety of materials as wel.
Campbell Hausfeld – The Air Power Expert will help you finish your projects more quickly and efficiently. Product Descriptio.
Its fast 25,000 rpm operation makes the Campbell Hausfeld air die grinder (TL052001AV) ideal for quickly smoothing sharp edges, deburring and polishing metals and plastics as well as porting and grinding a wide variety of materials such as wood. It is also suitable for grinding wood. A total of 6.2 SCFM of air at 90 PSI is required for this air die grinder. With Campbell Hausfeld – The Air Power Expert, you’ll be able to complete your projects in less time and with less effort.
The Manufacturer’s Statemen.
With the advantages of air power, you can finish your automotive and woodworking projects more quickly and easily. When compared to electric tools, air tools have more power. When compared to their electric counterparts, air tools are both lighter and more compact. They are less complicated to maintain and operate because they have fewer moving parts. Air tools are also more efficient at lower temperatures. Grinding, porting, smoothing, general polishing, and deburring can all be accomplished at a speed of 25,000 rpm. A variety of materials such as wood, plastic, metal, ceramic and cast iron make this product ideal for use on a variety of surfaces.
I purchased this in order to sand and sculpt wood. This tool, which has a 36 grit disk attached to it, consumes wood quickly. A quarter inch of wood was removed over a 3 x 5 inch area by using this tool. To complete the task, it only took a few minutes of time. It is much faster than the rotary grinder that I currently own, but it is not suitable for delicate work. Only thing I don’t like about it is that it doesn’t have variable speed. Since I originally published this, I’ve received some new information. I discovered that the tool trigger can be used to vary the speed, but that there is only about 1/8″ of pull between the off and full speed positions. This increases its versatility significantly, but it necessitates a delicate touch.
It’s a fantastic tool for sculpting wooden objects.
