Chicago Pneumatic 6151600030 Air Die Grinder 0.8 Hp

Product Description

The CHICAGO PNEUMATIC 6151600030 is a straight-handle air die grinder built for grinding, deburring, porting, and surface finishing in fabrication, automotive, and maintenance environments. It runs at 24000 RPM and draws 31.79 CFM at 90 psi, delivering 0.8 HP through a 1/4-inch collet. The composite housing keeps weight down without sacrificing rigidity. Rear exhaust directs airflow away from the work surface and the operator, reducing contamination and improving visibility on detailed work. Licensed HVAC, automotive, and general maintenance technicians reach for this tool when precision material removal is required in tight spaces or on close-tolerance workpieces.

This die grinder is suited for use in professional shops, production lines, and field maintenance applications. The straight-handle configuration allows controlled access to recessed areas, ports, and weld joints. It is appropriate for metal finishing, composite trimming, and carbide burr work. The 1/4-inch collet accepts the most common die grinder accessory shank size found in trade and industrial settings. With an 81 dB noise rating, hearing protection remains standard protocol during extended use.

Key Features

• 24000 RPM free speed for fast material removal and smooth finishing
• 0.8 HP output suitable for sustained grinding and deburring tasks
• 1/4-inch collet accepts standard die grinder burrs, points, and mounted wheels
• Rear exhaust keeps airflow away from the work area and operator
• Composite housing reduces overall tool weight for extended use comfort
• Straight-handle design improves access in confined and contoured work areas

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-use straight air die grinder compatible with standard 1/4-inch shank rotary burrs, abrasive points, and mounted grinding wheels. Requires a compressed air supply capable of delivering 90 psi and sufficient volume to sustain 31.79 CFM at the tool inlet.

Installation Notes

Connection to the air supply should be made using a properly rated air line, fittings, and a shutoff valve accessible to the operator. Verify the compressed air source meets the 90 psi and CFM requirements before operating; undersupply will reduce performance and can damage the motor. Drain moisture from the air line and use an inline lubricator to extend tool service life. Always install and secure the accessory collet before connecting to the air supply, and wear appropriate PPE including eye protection and hearing protection rated for at least 81 dB exposure.