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Sunex 1/4" 1.0Hp Super Duty Die Grinder
MFR Model# SX5210
Overview
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The new Sunex HD ® 1/4” 1.0hp Super Duty Die Grinder has all the durability, features, and power mechanics want in an industrial die grinder. With the powerful 1.0hp motor, you’re provided with the torque needed to get through the toughest of materials. The no slip Erickson Industrial Collet, allows you to work efficiently, as it holds your accessories securely without slippage. You would normally pay twice as much for a tool of this caliber. 2 Year Limited Warranty. |
Features
- 20,000rpm of speed to get the job done quickly
- 1.0hp Motor for the torque to get through the toughest materials
- Erickson Industrial collet to hold accessories securely without slippage
Specifications
- Collet Size in.: 1/4
- Max Free Speed (rpm): 20,000
- Motor Size (hp): 1.0
- Overall Length in. (mm): 7.4 (188)
- Weight lbs.(kg): 1.7 (0.77)
- Avg. Air Consumption cfm (l/min): 4 (113)
- Sound Pressure (dBA): 87
- Vibration (m/s2): <2.5
- Air Inlet Size NPT (in.): 1/4
- Min. Hose Size in.(mm): 3/8 (10)
Reviews
What a pleasure to have a die grinder that has the torque to power through the work as youd expect. Ive got a shop full of cheap die grinders that have no power, this one is the bomb! If you want to actually get some work done, this is the one to have!
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