Chicago Pneumatic
Chicago Pneumatic CP1117P32 air compressor drill 1/4 in NPT keyed 90 psi 200 RPM 7.40 CFM
Air-powered drill with 3/8 in keyed chuck, 200 RPM free speed and 7.40 CFM at 90 psi
- MaterialHAWA
- Keyed chuck grips bits securely for precise drilling
- 200 RPM free speed suits controlled fastening tasks
- 40 CFM average consumption at 15-second run time
- 90 psi operating pressure matches standard shop air lines
- Aluminium handle with trigger throttle gives comfortable variable-speed control
What this drill is and who it suits
The Chicago Pneumatic CP1117P32 is an air-powered drill built for industrial duty. It delivers a free speed of 3200 RPM with a torque range of 1.00 to 4.00 ft-lb. The keyed 3/8 in chuck and pistol-grip aluminium handle suit technicians who need reliable drilling power in workshop or maintenance settings.
Check your air supply and hose before ordering
The tool requires a steady 90 psi supply and consumes 7.40 CFM during a 15 second run, rising to 29.8 CFM under full load. A minimum 3/8 in hose and 1/4 in NPT inlet fitting are needed. Verify your compressor can sustain the full-load flow without pressure drop.
Behaviour under sustained load
At continuous operation the drill draws 29.8 CFM, significantly more than the 7.40 CFM measured in short bursts. The ball-bearing construction and trigger throttle maintain consistent speed while the aluminium handle dissipates heat. Plan compressor capacity for the higher continuous demand rather than the intermittent rating.
Highlights
- Keyed chuck grips bits securely for precise drilling
- 200 RPM free speed suits controlled fastening tasks
- 40 CFM average consumption at 15-second run time
- 90 psi operating pressure matches standard shop air lines
- Aluminium handle with trigger throttle gives comfortable variable-speed control
Specifications
| Brand | CHICAGO PNEUMATIC |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What comes in the box and do I need to buy a hose or fittings separately?
The drill is supplied as a new unit with a keyed 3/8 in chuck and 1/4 in NPT air inlet; a minimum 3/8 in hose and compatible coupler must be purchased separately.
How do I choose between the free-speed and full-load airflow figures?
Average CFM at 15-second run time is 7.40 while CFM at full load is 29.8; size your compressor for the higher 29.8 CFM at 90 psi to avoid pressure drop during continuous drilling.
What does the 200 RPM free speed mean when I am actually drilling?
200 RPM is the no-load speed; under load the variable-speed trigger and 1.00–4.00 ft-lb torque range let you control speed for the material, so expect lower RPM once the bit engages.
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