Ingersoll/Rand
Ingersoll/Rand 1AL1 Air Drill Pistol 1/4 in 2800 RPM 20-100 in-lb 1.4 lb
A lightweight 1.4 lb pneumatic pistol drill delivering 2800 RPM free speed and 20–100 in-lb torque with variable-speed trigger control
- TypeAngle Drivers
- Lightweight handling with 1.4 lb composite housing
- Variable-speed trigger for precise control
- 20 to 100 in-lb torque range for versatile fastening
- 2,800 RPM free speed for quick drilling
- 00 CFM average consumption at 15-second run time
1/4 in Pistol Air Drill
This 1/4 in pistol-grip air drill delivers 2,800 rpm free speed and 20 to 100 in-lb torque for industrial fastening and drilling tasks. It runs on 90 psi compressed air and weighs 1.4 lb with an aluminium handle and composite housing. Double-row ball bearings support the spindle for smooth operation. The variable-speed trigger gives the operator direct control over RPM.
Best for light production and maintenance
The tool suits technicians who need a compact, lightweight drill for repetitive hole-making or fastener driving in metal, wood or plastic. It requires a 1/4 in minimum hose and supplies 3.00 CFM average at 15-second run time or 11.0 CFM at full load. Buyers needing higher torque, lower speed or a reversible angle head should consider other configurations.
20–100 in-lb torque range
This single specification defines whether the drill can handle the required fastener size and material hardness. Verify that the application falls within the 20 to 100 in-lb window before purchasing.
Highlights
- Lightweight handling with 1.4 lb composite housing
- Variable-speed trigger for precise control
- 20 to 100 in-lb torque range for versatile fastening
- 2,800 RPM free speed for quick drilling
- 00 CFM average consumption at 15-second run time
Specifications
| Brand | Ingersoll-Rand |
|---|---|
| Model | 1AL1 |
| Type | Angle Drivers |
Questions about this item
Which torque range suits my fastening jobs?
The drill delivers 20 to 100 in-lb of torque, so choose the lower end for light assembly and the upper end for tighter joints.
What does 2,800 RPM mean when I am drilling?
At 2,800 RPM free speed the bit spins quickly for fast material removal, but actual speed drops under load depending on air pressure and workpiece hardness.
What air supply does the 1/4 in. inlet require?
It needs 90 psi at the tool, a minimum 1/4 in. hose, and consumes 3.00 CFM average over 15 seconds or 11.0 CFM at full load.
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