Ingersoll Rand 5102MAX Right Angle Air Die Grinder – 0.4 HP, 20,000 RPM, Ergonomic Grip, Lightweight Design with Spindle Lock (Grey) – Perfect for Metalworking, Automotive Repair & DIY Projects
$84.69
$153.99
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Ingersoll Rand 5102MAX Right Angle Air Die Grinder – 0.4 HP, 20,000 RPM, Ergonomic Grip, Lightweight Design with Spindle Lock (Grey) – Perfect for Metalworking, Automotive Repair & DIY Projects
$84.69
$153.99
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Description
The Ingersoll Rand MAX5102 Die Grinder is a valuable power tool for any automotive repair project, that is also conveniently lightweight. Its powerful 0.4 hp air motor delivers 20,000 rpm for faster material removal. Lube-free design eliminates oil messes, spills, and dangers from the work environment and shop area. It has a low-profile throttle lever that reduces hand fatigue and the built in lubricating wick increases angle gear life. Product Specifications – Power: 0.4 HP, Free Speed 20,000 rpm, Output: 1/4 in, Weight: 1.41 lbs, Average Air Consumption: 6 CFM, Air Consumption @ Load: 25 CFM, Sound Pressure/Power DBA: 84.1/95.1, Air Inlet NPTF: 1/4 in, Min Hose Size: 3/8 in.
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Build quality is exceptional - and I am a mechanical engineer who designs stuff like this for a living. Very good ergonomics. The button to lock out the spindle for tool changes is much, much more handy than I was expecting it to be. No more fumbling with two wrenches (both of them non standard) and busting your knuckles together when it breaks free. Comes with a (somewhat strange) rubber "sock" and mounting hardware to direct exhaust air away from what you are working on.Have only used this tool a few times so far, but loving it to date.My only minor complaint: no instructions were included that even explained what the rubber sock thing was for - or how to attach it with the somewhat puzzling hardware. It's a simple tool, so a 40 page booklet would be a waste... but how about one piece of paper that explains this attachment and how to install it?
