US PRO Air Drill - 3/8" Chuck - Keyless - Reversible
This air-powered drill features a 3/8" chuck and a reverse switch, constructed with a heavy-duty s...This air-powered drill features a 3/8" chuck and a reverse switch, constructed with a heavy-duty steel body. The chuck securely holds 1-10mm drill bits and is designed for keyless operation, allowing you to simply unscrew the chuck to insert the bit and then tighten it without a key.
Specifications:
Chuck holds: 1-10mm
Free speed: 1800Rpm
Average air consumption: 4CFM
Air pressure: 90PSI
Reversible lever on handle
1/4" NBT air inlet
Angle: 90deg
Heavy-duty steel body
Length (chuck to back of body): 170mm (6 3/4")
This US PRO Air Drill is designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts needing a reliable tool for drilling applications. Its key benefit is the keyless 3/8" chuck for quick bit changes and a reversible function for versatility. A caveat is its reliance on an air compressor, requiring an existing setup. This tool features a heavy-duty steel body and a 1800 RPM free speed, making it suitable for various drilling tasks.
All features
Model Part Number
8213
Brand
US PRO
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What size drill bits can this air drill accommodate?
The keyless chuck on this US PRO Air Drill can securely hold drill bits with shanks ranging from 1mm to 10mm in diameter.
Do I need a special tool to change drill bits?
No, this drill features a keyless chuck. You simply unscrew the collar by hand to insert or remove a bit and then tighten it again by hand.
What are the required air specifications for this drill?
The drill requires an air pressure of 90 PSI and has an average air consumption of 4 CFM. Ensure your air compressor can meet these requirements.
Can this drill be used for screw driving?
Yes, due to its reversible lever, you can switch between forward and reverse. This allows it to be used for driving screws as well as drilling.
What is the main advantage of the 90-degree angle head?
The 90-degree angle head allows the drill to operate in very tight spaces or corners where a standard straight drill would not fit.
How do I lubricate the air drill?
It is recommended to add 1-2 drops of air tool oil into the air inlet before or after each use, depending on the manufacturer's specific instructions for optimal performance and longevity.
Troubleshooting
Drill does not spin or has very low power.
Check air pressure from the compressor is at least 90 PSI. Ensure the air hose connection is secure and not leaking. Verify the CFM output of your compressor meets the 4CFM requirement. Check the reverse lever is not partially engaged.
Drill bit slips or is not held securely.
Ensure the drill bit is fully inserted into the chuck. Tighten the keyless chuck collar firmly by hand. Check for any debris or damage within the chuck jaws. Ensure the bit shank is within the 1-10mm range.
Air leaks from the tool.
Inspect the air inlet connection for tightness and damage. Check for cracks or damage in the tool's housing or handle where air might escape. If leaks persist, consult the product manual or manufacturer support.
Reversible lever is stiff or difficult to operate.
Gently cycle the lever back and forth while the drill is not under power. Ensure no debris is obstructing the lever mechanism. If stiffness persists, a small amount of lubricant may be applied to the lever mechanism, but avoid over-lubrication.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Keyless chuck simplifies bit changes.
Reversible function adds versatility for screw driving or backing out bits.
Durable steel construction ensures longevity.
Compact 90-degree angle head is ideal for tight spaces.
High RPM for efficient drilling.
Cons
Requires an air compressor and air line.
Average air consumption of 4CFM may require a larger compressor.
Not suitable for very fine or precision drilling tasks due to its power.
Keyless chuck may require periodic tightening for optimal bit grip.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure your air compressor is set to deliver 90 PSI of air pressure.
Connect a suitable air hose (with 1/4" NPT fitting) to the drill's air inlet.
Attach the desired drill bit (1-10mm) by unscrewing the chuck collar, inserting the bit shank, and tightening the collar securely by hand.
Compatibility:
Requires an air source capable of delivering at least 90 PSI and 4 CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) of airflow.
Compatible with standard 1/4" NPT air line fittings.
Works with drill bits ranging from 1mm to 10mm.
Care:
After each use, disconnect the air supply and wipe down the drill with a clean, dry cloth.
Periodically lubricate the air inlet with 1-2 drops of air tool oil (refer to manufacturer's recommendations for frequency).
Store in a dry place to prevent corrosion.
Check the chuck periodically for any debris and clean as needed.