Ingersoll/Rand
Ingersoll/Rand 7802AKC 3/8 in Pistol Air Drill 2.6 lb
A 3/8 in pistol air drill delivering 2,000 RPM free speed at 90 psi with a lightweight 2.6 lb aluminium housing
- TypeAngle Drivers
- Variable-speed trigger for precise control
- 2,000 RPM free speed for fast drilling
- Lightweight 2.6 lb aluminum housing reduces fatigue
- Planetary gear train delivers smooth power
- 00 CFM average consumption suits smaller compressors
3/8 in Pistol Air Drill
The Ingersoll/Rand 7802AKC is a pneumatic drill built for general workshop tasks. Its pistol grip and aluminium housing suit technicians who need a lightweight tool for daily drilling and fastening. The 2.6 lb weight keeps fatigue low during extended use. Variable-speed trigger control lets the operator match speed to the material.
Sustained load behaviour
At 90 psi the drill delivers a free speed of 2,000 RPM while drawing an average of 4.00 CFM over a 15-second run. Under full load the air demand rises to 26.0 CFM, so a compressor with adequate recovery is required for continuous operation. Ball and roller bearings support the planetary gear train for durability. The 3/8 in minimum hose size maintains flow without excessive pressure drop.
Upgrade context
This model replaces smaller 1/4 in capacity drills when larger bits or higher torque are needed. It is not suited for buyers who need a reversible angle head or a higher free speed for precision work. The aluminium handle and housing resist shop chemicals but add no insulation for cold environments. Consider a larger chuck size if hole diameters regularly exceed 3/8 in.
Highlights
- Variable-speed trigger for precise control
- 2,000 RPM free speed for fast drilling
- Lightweight 2.6 lb aluminum housing reduces fatigue
- Planetary gear train delivers smooth power
- 00 CFM average consumption suits smaller compressors
Specifications
| Brand | Ingersoll-Rand |
|---|---|
| Model | 7802AKC |
| Type | Angle Drivers |
Questions about this item
How much air does the 7802AKC consume during a typical 15-second run?
It averages 4.00 CFM over a 15-second run and reaches 26.0 CFM at full load, so a compressor that can sustain that flow is needed for continuous use.
What compressor pressure and hose size are required to run this pistol drill?
The tool needs 90 psi at the inlet and a minimum 3/8 in hose to deliver the required airflow without excessive pressure drop.
Will the 3/8 in chuck on this drill accept the same bits I use with my older 3/8 in air drill?
Yes, the 3/8 in chuck fits standard 3/8 in shank bits, so existing drill bits and accessories will work without adapters.
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