Chicago Pneumatic
Chicago Pneumatic CP1014P45 air drill 1/4 in NPT keyed
Air-powered pistol-grip drill with 1/4 in keyed chuck, 4,500 rpm free speed and 0.60–2.40 ft-lb torque range
- 5 hp motor powers through industrial tasks
- 4,500 rpm free speed for rapid drilling
- Keyed 1/4 in chuck secures bits firmly
- 3 CFM average consumption matches shop compressors
- Aluminium handle with trigger throttle gives control
Air-Powered Drill With Keyed Chuck
The Chicago Pneumatic CP1014P45 is an air-powered pistol drill built for industrial duty. It accepts a 1/4 in keyed chuck and operates at a free speed of 4,500 RPM. Variable-speed trigger control lets the operator adjust drilling pace on the job.
Air Consumption And Pressure Limits
The drill requires 90 psi supply pressure and a minimum 3/8 in hose. Average consumption is 5.30 CFM over a 15 second run, rising to 21.0 CFM at full load. A compressor that cannot sustain these figures will cause the tool to stall under load.
Torque Range Decides Suitability
Output torque spans 0.60 to 2.40 ft-lb, so the drill suits light fastening and small-hole drilling in metal or wood. It will not cover applications that demand higher torque or a larger chuck capacity. Buyers needing more power should select a different model.
Highlights
- 5 hp motor powers through industrial tasks
- 4,500 rpm free speed for rapid drilling
- Keyed 1/4 in chuck secures bits firmly
- 3 CFM average consumption matches shop compressors
- Aluminium handle with trigger throttle gives control
Specifications
| Brand | CHICAGO PNEUMATIC |
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the CP1014P45 or a different chuck size for my shop?
This model has a 1/4 in keyed chuck. Choose it when your bits are 1/4 in shank and you prefer a key for positive grip. Other chuck sizes are separate models.
What does the 500 RPM free speed mean when I am actually drilling?
Free speed is the no-load maximum. Under load the drill runs slower; torque ranges from .60 to 2.40 ft-lb so the motor delivers usable power through the cut.
How does the 1/4 in NPT air inlet limit the CFM I can use?
The 1/4 in NPT inlet is sized for the drill's 5.30 average CFM and 21.0 CFM full-load demand. Use a 3/8 in hose at 90 psi to meet that flow without excessive restriction.
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