Chicago Pneumatic
Chicago Pneumatic CP9107 Right Angle Die Grinder 0.2 hp 17,000 RPM 1/4 in collet 2.19 kg
Right-angle air die grinder with 0.2 hp motor reaching 17,000 RPM and 1/4 in collet for medium-duty grinding tasks
- TypeGrinders
- Weight2.19
- MaterialAluminum
- Lightweight aluminium housing reduces fatigue
- 2 hp motor powers medium-duty grinding
- 17,000 RPM max speed for fast material removal
- Right-angle design reaches tight spaces
- Includes two spanner wrenches for quick collet changes
Right-Angle Die Grinder for Medium-Duty Work
The Chicago Pneumatic CP9107 is an air-powered right-angle die grinder built for medium-duty metalworking tasks. Its 1/4 inch collet accepts standard accessories for grinding, deburring and polishing in tight spaces. The tool suits professional technicians and serious hobbyists who need a compact, manoeuvrable grinder for fabrication, maintenance or automotive repair jobs.
Aluminium Housing and Low Vibration
The aluminium body keeps weight to 2.19 kg while resisting corrosion in workshop environments. At 0.2 hp the motor delivers 17,000 rpm free speed with modest air consumption, so the grinder runs cool and quiet during normal intermittent use. The bottom-mounted switch allows comfortable thumb control without accidental activation.
Sustained Output at 17,000 RPM
Under continuous load the 0.2 hp motor maintains the rated 17,000 rpm without thermal throttling, giving consistent material removal on steel or aluminium. The right-angle head keeps the spindle close to the workpiece for controlled pressure in deep recesses. Two spanner wrenches are included for quick collet changes during extended sessions.
Highlights
- Lightweight aluminium housing reduces fatigue
- 2 hp motor powers medium-duty grinding
- 17,000 RPM max speed for fast material removal
- Right-angle design reaches tight spaces
- Includes two spanner wrenches for quick collet changes
Specifications
| Type | Grinders |
|---|---|
| Weight | 2.19 |
| Brand | Chicago Pneumatic |
| Model | CP9107 |
| Material | Aluminum |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 1/4 in NPT Female air inlet without cross-threading?
Apply thread sealant to the male fitting, hand-tighten until snug, then turn one half-turn with a wrench; over-tightening cracks the aluminum housing.
Which consumable parts will need replacement after extended use?
The 1/4 in collet, collet nut, and internal vanes wear first; spanner wrenches included let you swap the collet without special tools.
At what point does the 0.2 hp motor stall during continuous grinding?
Sustained loads above the rated 0.2 hp at 17,000 RPM cause speed drop; reduce feed pressure or use a larger compressor to maintain flow.
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