Chicago Pneumatic
Chicago Pneumatic CP1117P60 3/8" air drill 6000 rpm
3/8" keyed-chuck pistol air drill delivering 6000 rpm free speed and 0.62–2.50 ft-lb torque for industrial-duty drilling
- Delivers 6000 rpm free speed for fast drilling
- 00 hp motor provides strong torque from 0.62 to 2.50 ft-lb
- Variable-speed trigger gives precise control over drilling pace
- Ball-bearing construction and aluminum housing ensure industrial-duty durability
- Operates at 90 psi with 7.40 cfm average consumption for efficient air use
Professional air drill for industrial use
The Chicago Pneumatic CP1117P60 is a 3/8 inch pistol-grip air drill built for industrial duty cycles. It delivers a free speed of 6000 rpm and a torque range of .62 to 2.50 ft-lb. The aluminium housing and ball-bearing construction suit professional workshops that need reliable daily performance.
Upgrade from lower-speed or non-reversing drills
This model replaces tools that lack variable-speed control or that stall under sustained load. The jump is worth it when your work demands consistent 90 psi operation and a 7.40 cfm average draw over 15 seconds. It is not for buyers who need a reversing function or a larger chuck capacity than 3/8 inch.
Steady output during extended runs
At full load the drill draws 29.8 cfm while maintaining torque across the .62 to 2.50 ft-lb range. The trigger throttle and variable-speed design let the operator match power to the material without sudden spikes. Ball bearings and aluminium housing dissipate heat so the tool holds its 6000 rpm free speed through repeated cycles.
Highlights
- Delivers 6000 rpm free speed for fast drilling
- 00 hp motor provides strong torque from 0.62 to 2.50 ft-lb
- Variable-speed trigger gives precise control over drilling pace
- Ball-bearing construction and aluminum housing ensure industrial-duty durability
- Operates at 90 psi with 7.40 cfm average consumption for efficient air use
Specifications
| Brand | CHICAGO PNEUMATIC |
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Questions about this item
What size air hose and inlet fitting does the CP1117P60 need?
The drill requires a minimum 3/8 in hose and has a 1/4 in NPT air inlet.
How do I install the chuck on this keyed 3/8 in drill?
Open the keyed chuck with the key, insert the bit, then tighten the key firmly in each hole to secure it.
What ongoing maintenance does the ball-bearing CP1117P60 require?
Lubricate the air motor daily with pneumatic tool oil and drain the compressor tank regularly to prevent moisture damage.
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