CAMPBELL HAUSFELD
Campbell Hausfeld TL052001AV 1/4" Die Grinder 25000 rpm 6.2 SCFM @ 90 PSI
A 1/4" air die grinder running at 25,000 rpm for smoothing, deburring and polishing metal, plastic and wood at 6.2 SCFM @ 90 PSI
- TypeKeepsakes
- 25,000 rpm speeds through grinding and deburring tasks
- 2 SCFM at 90 PSI delivers strong pneumatic power
- Lightweight air tool reduces fatigue during extended use
- Fewer moving parts simplify maintenance and upkeep
- Runs cooler than electric alternatives for longer sessions
Ideal for metalwork and woodwork
The Campbell Hausfeld TL052001AV is a 1/4 inch air die grinder built for automotive and woodworking tasks. It runs at 25000 rpm to smooth sharp edges, deburr, polish, port and grind metal, plastic, wood, ceramic and cast iron. The tool suits professionals and hobbyists who need high-speed material removal in a compact pneumatic format.
Requires a compressor delivering 6.2 SCFM at 90 PSI
This die grinder connects to a compressed-air system that must supply 6.2 SCFM at 90 PSI for proper operation. Air power makes the unit lighter and more compact than electric equivalents while running at cooler temperatures. Fewer moving parts simplify maintenance and the design frees up workspace compared to bulkier electric grinders. Buyers without an adequate compressor and hose setup cannot use this tool.
Runs cooler than electric alternatives
Air-driven operation keeps the grinder at lower temperatures during extended use. The 25000 rpm motor delivers consistent speed for grinding and polishing without the heat buildup common in electric models. Reduced vibration and a lightweight body help limit operator fatigue during long sessions. Noise level depends on the compressor and environment rather than the grinder itself.
Highlights
- 25,000 rpm speeds through grinding and deburring tasks
- 2 SCFM at 90 PSI delivers strong pneumatic power
- Lightweight air tool reduces fatigue during extended use
- Fewer moving parts simplify maintenance and upkeep
- Runs cooler than electric alternatives for longer sessions
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How long can the grinder run at 25000 rpm before the 6.2 SCFM air demand outpaces a typical compressor?
The tool draws 6.2 SCFM at 90 PSI continuously; a compressor must supply that volume without pressure drop to sustain 25000 rpm under load.
What is the noise and heat level when the die grinder runs all day at 25000 rpm?
Air tools operate at cooler temperatures than electric equivalents and have fewer moving parts, reducing heat buildup during extended use.
What size air hose and compressor fitting are needed to deliver 6.2 SCFM at 90 PSI to the 1/4 inch inlet?
The grinder has a 1/4 inch air inlet; use a hose and coupler rated for at least 6.2 SCFM at 90 PSI to avoid starvation.
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