Ingersoll/Rand
Ingersoll/Rand 5ANST6 air power drill 3/8 in 1000 RPM 20-80 in-lb
Pistol-grip air drill delivers 1,000 RPM and 20 to 80 in-lb torque with a variable-speed trigger and composite housing
- TypeAngle Drivers
- Pistol grip design gives comfortable control during extended use
- Free speed of 1,000 RPM delivers fast drilling performance
- Adjustable torque range from 20 to 80 in-lb suits varied tasks
- Lightweight 2.8 lb composite housing reduces operator fatigue
- Variable-speed trigger enables precise speed control for accuracy
3/8 in air drill with 1000 RPM free speed
This pneumatic drill delivers a torque range of 20 to 80 in-lb for fastening and drilling tasks. It runs at a free speed of 1000 RPM and requires 90 psi operating pressure. The composite housing and aluminium handle keep weight to 2.8 lb for reduced operator fatigue.
Variable-speed trigger and double-row ball bearings
The trigger throttle provides variable speed control for precise starts and material-specific pacing. Double-row ball bearings support the spindle for smoother rotation and longer service life. Average air consumption is 4.25 CFM during a 15-second run and 17.0 CFM at full load.
Suited for maintenance crews needing a lightweight
The 1/4 in minimum hose size and 8 1/8 in overall length fit tight work areas and standard shop supply lines. Buyers who need higher torque output or a reversible angle head should look at alternative configurations.
Highlights
- Pistol grip design gives comfortable control during extended use
- Free speed of 1,000 RPM delivers fast drilling performance
- Adjustable torque range from 20 to 80 in-lb suits varied tasks
- Lightweight 2.8 lb composite housing reduces operator fatigue
- Variable-speed trigger enables precise speed control for accuracy
Specifications
| Brand | Ingersoll-Rand |
|---|---|
| Model | 5ANST6 |
| Type | Angle Drivers |
Questions about this item
What maintenance will the double-row ball bearings and composite housing need over time?
The double-row ball bearings require regular lubrication through the air inlet, and the composite housing should be inspected for cracks or impact damage during routine service intervals.
What limit appears first during sustained drilling at 1,000 RPM with 17.0 CFM air consumption?
The compressed-air supply becomes the limiting factor; maintaining 90 psi at 17.0 CFM requires a compressor and hose system that can deliver continuous flow without pressure drop.
How much noise, heat and vibration does the 2.8 lb aluminum-handle drill produce during all-day use at 90 psi?
The 2.8 lb weight and aluminum handle transmit vibration to the operator, while the 4.25 average CFM air exhaust generates noticeable noise and cool air discharge during extended operation.
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