DYNABRADE 1/4" Drill - 52932
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.4 hp, 1,000 RPM, Pistol-Grip, Geared, Rear Exhaust, Jacobs Chuck.
- .4 hp (298 W) Pistol Grip Drill offered in ergonomic Dynabrade design, with comfortable textured tactile grip. Powerful high-torque, geared air motor is ideal for countless industrial applications.
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Finger platform on both sides of tool allows increased stability and comfort.
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Model includes 1/4" Jacobs® Chuck & Key. Available in Dynachuck (see 52832)
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Comfortable textured tactile tool grip.
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No Reverse.
Specifications
| Air Consumption (SCFM) |
25.0 |
| Power (hp) |
0.4 |
| Max. RPM |
1,000 |
| Tool Spindle Thread |
3/8" - 24 Male |
| Air Inlet Thread |
1/4" NPT |
| Chuck Size |
1/4" |
| Exhaust Type |
Rear |
| GL_Country Of Origin |
US |
| Hose I.D. in. (mm) |
3/4" |
| Vacuum Type |
Non-Vacuum |
| Height in. (mm) |
5.0 |
| Length in. (mm) |
6.5 |
| Weight lb. (kg) |
2.4 |
| Width in. (mm) |
6.5 |
| Pkg. Height in. (mm) |
4.5 |
| Pkg. Length in. (mm) |
10 |
| Pkg. Weight lb. (kg) |
3.2 |
| Pkg. Width in. (mm) |
6.25 |
| CE Certified |
Yes |
| EAN (UPC) |
0616026529328 |
| EAC Certified |
Yes |
| Tool Style |
Pistol Grip |
What our Experts Think
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Compact 1/4" drill perfect for precision and light-duty applications
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High-speed motor ensures smooth, accurate drilling performance
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Ergonomic, lightweight design reduces user fatigue during prolonged use
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Durable construction built for reliable, long-term industrial use
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Trusted by professionals for fine, detailed work in tight spaces
Q&A
Q: What is the DYNABRADE 52932 drill used for?
A: A 1/4" pneumatic drill designed for precision drilling in light-duty and detailed work.
Q: What are its key features?
A: Compact, lightweight design, ergonomic grip, variable speed control, and smooth operation.
Q: Which industries commonly use the 52932?
A: Ideal for electronics, aerospace, automotive, and light fabrication.
Q: Why choose the DYNABRADE 52932?
A: Provides precise control and comfortable handling for detailed drilling tasks.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean the drill after each use to remove dust and debris.
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Inspect drill bits regularly; replace if worn or damaged.
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Lubricate moving parts following manufacturer guidelines.
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Check air or power connections for leaks or damage.
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Store in a dry, cool place to prevent corrosion and extend tool life.
