Ingersoll/Rand
Ingersoll/Rand 5RLN2C6 air nut runner 16 cfm 15 to 110 in-lb
Air-powered right-angle nut runner delivers 15 to 110 in-lb torque at 600 RPM using 16 cfm at 90 psi
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Delivers 15 to 110 in-lb torque for versatile fastening
- Runs at 600 RPM free speed for efficient operation
- Consumes 16 cfm at 90 psi air pressure
- Right-angle aluminium and steel handle fits tight spaces
- Reversible air-powered design adds workflow flexibility
Air nut runner for general duty
The Ingersoll/Rand 5RLN2C6 is an air-powered right-angle nut runner built for general-duty fastening. It delivers a torque range of 15 to 110 in-lb with a maximum of 9.12 ft-lb at 90 psi. The 3/8 in square drive suits common automotive and assembly tasks. Reversible operation adds flexibility on the job.
16 cfm air consumption and torque headroom
At 90 psi the tool consumes 16 cfm and runs at 600 RPM free speed. It operates between 50 and 90 psi, so a compressor that can sustain 16 cfm at the upper pressure gives full torque headroom. Below 50 psi the runner will not reach its rated range. The side exhaust directs air away from the work area.
Right-angle aluminium and steel housing
The 13 1/8 in overall length and right-angle handle let the tool reach tight fasteners. Aluminium and steel construction keeps weight manageable while resisting shop wear. A 1/4 in NPT air inlet and 1/4 in minimum hose size simplify connection to standard shop air lines. The tool ships free from the supplier.
Highlights
- Delivers 15 to 110 in-lb torque for versatile fastening
- Runs at 600 RPM free speed for efficient operation
- Consumes 16 cfm at 90 psi air pressure
- Right-angle aluminium and steel handle fits tight spaces
- Reversible air-powered design adds workflow flexibility
Specifications
| Brand | Ingersoll-Rand |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
Will my existing 1/4 in air hose and 90 psi compressor run this 16 cfm nut runner?
Yes, the tool requires a minimum 1/4 in hose and operates at 90 psi; your compressor must supply 16 cfm at that pressure for full performance.
How can I verify the 5RLN2C6 is delivering torque in the 15 to 110 in-lb range after installation?
Run the tool at 90 psi free speed of 600 RPM on a calibrated torque tester; the reading should fall within the 15 to 110 in-lb specification.
Does the box include the 3/8 in square drive anvil or must I buy it separately?
The 3/8 in square drive is built into the nut runner, so no separate anvil purchase is needed; only air hose and fittings are required.
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