Chicago Pneumatic
Chicago Pneumatic CP1014P05 1/4 in NPT Keyed Pneumatic Drill
A 3/8 in keyed-chuck pneumatic drill delivering 500 RPM and 4.55 to 18.20 ft-lb torque at 90 psi
- 1/4 in NPT inlet fits standard shop air lines
- 500 RPM free speed suits precision drilling tasks
- 50 HP motor delivers 4.55 to 18.20 ft-lb torque range
- Keyed 3/8 in chuck secures bits for heavy-duty use
- Aluminum pistol-grip handle reduces operator fatigue
1/4 in NPT Air Drill for Industrial Work
This Chicago Pneumatic CP1014P05 pistol-grip drill runs on compressed air at 90 psi. It targets maintenance crews and assembly technicians who need a durable, keyed-chuck tool for repetitive drilling tasks. The aluminum handle and ball-bearing construction suit daily shop use. It is not for buyers who want a cordless electric alternative or a reversible drill.
0.50 HP Motor with 500 RPM Free Speed
The 0.50 hp motor delivers 4.55 to 18.20 ft-lb of torque at a no-load speed of 500 rpm. Variable-speed trigger control lets the operator feather the start. Average air consumption is 4.70 CFM during a 15 second run, rising to 19.0 CFM at full load. It runs out of steam on heavy steel or large-diameter holes that demand higher torque or speed.
3/8 in Keyed Chuck and 3/8 in Minimum Hose
A 3/8 in keyed chuck secures standard drill bits for general-purpose work. The 1/4 in NPT air inlet requires a 3/8 in minimum hose to supply adequate flow at 90 psi. Trigger throttle and forward-only rotation keep the control layout simple. It frees up bench space compared to bulky drill presses but needs a compressor and hose infrastructure that can sustain 19.0 CFM peaks.
Highlights
- 1/4 in NPT inlet fits standard shop air lines
- 500 RPM free speed suits precision drilling tasks
- 50 HP motor delivers 4.55 to 18.20 ft-lb torque range
- Keyed 3/8 in chuck secures bits for heavy-duty use
- Aluminum pistol-grip handle reduces operator fatigue
Specifications
| Brand | CHICAGO PNEUMATIC |
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Questions about this item
Will the 1/4 in NPT air inlet connect directly to my existing 3/8 in hose?
The drill requires a 3/8 in minimum hose size. Use a 1/4 in NPT fitting on the tool side and match the hose end with the correct coupler for your 3/8 in hose.
How can I verify the drill is delivering the rated 500 RPM free speed after installation?
Run the tool at 90 psi with no load. A tachometer on the chuck should read approximately 500 RPM. Under load, speed drops as torque rises toward 18.20 ft-lb.
Does the box include the 3/8 in keyed chuck and any air fittings, or must I buy them separately?
The 3/8 in keyed chuck is fitted. The 1/4 in NPT air inlet is built in. You must supply a 3/8 in air hose, a compatible coupler, and airline lubricant.
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