Ingersoll/Rand
Ingersoll/Rand 5RALST6 3/8 in Pistol Air Drill 2000 RPM 35-70 in-lb
A 3/8 in pistol air drill delivering 2,000 RPM and 35 to 70 in-lb torque with a composite housing and trigger throttle
- TypeAngle Drivers
- Reversing function lets you back out fasteners easily
- 2000 RPM free speed delivers quick drilling performance
- 35-70 in-lb torque range handles varied fastening tasks
- 2 lb composite housing keeps the tool light for extended use
- 25 CFM average air consumption suits standard shop compressors
3/8 in Pistol Air Drill for Industrial Use
The Ingersoll/Rand 5RALST6 is a new pistol-grip air drill built for industrial fastening tasks. It suits technicians who need a compact, reversible tool for production or maintenance work where compressed air is the primary power source.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw in Normal Use
The drill runs at a free speed of 2,000 RPM with torque between 35 and 70 in-lb. It consumes 4.25 CFM on average during a 15 second run and 17.0 CFM at full load, requiring 90 psi supply pressure through a minimum 1/4 in hose.
Upgrades from Lower Torque or Non Reversible Models
Double row ball bearings and a composite housing with aluminium handle reduce vibration during extended use. The variable speed trigger adds control for delicate fasteners. Buyers who need higher torque output or a straight body style should consider other tool configurations.
Highlights
- Reversing function lets you back out fasteners easily
- 2000 RPM free speed delivers quick drilling performance
- 35-70 in-lb torque range handles varied fastening tasks
- 2 lb composite housing keeps the tool light for extended use
- 25 CFM average air consumption suits standard shop compressors
Specifications
| Brand | Ingersoll-Rand |
|---|---|
| Model | 5RALST6 |
| Type | Angle Drivers |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 3/8 in pistol air drill and what step do people often miss?
Connect a minimum 1/4 in hose to the 90 psi air supply, set the regulator to 90 psi, and add a few drops of air-tool oil into the inlet before first use — the oiling step is the one most people skip.
What maintenance or replacement will the 5RALST6 need over time?
Lubricate the double-row ball bearings daily with air-tool oil, drain the compressor tank to prevent moisture damage, and replace the composite housing or trigger valve if they crack or leak after heavy use.
What limit appears first when running the drill continuously at full load?
The compressor must supply 17.0 CFM continuously; if it cannot, pressure drops below 90 psi and torque falls off before the 2,000 RPM free speed can be maintained.
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