Chicago Pneumatic 6151933511 Air Orbital Palm Sander 5 in

Product Description

The CHICAGO PNEUMATIC 6151933511 is a pneumatic random orbital palm sander built for production sanding in auto body, woodworking, and general fabrication environments. It runs on a 90 psi compressed air supply, consumes 19 CFM at full load, and delivers 12,000 orbits per minute through a 5-inch round adhesive PSA backing pad. The 3/16-inch orbit diameter provides a fine swirl-free finish suitable for finishing passes and surface prep. At 2.48 pounds, the compact palm-grip body reduces fatigue during extended use. A licensed HVAC, auto body, or general trades technician will find this tool ready for direct integration into an existing shop air system.

This sander is designed for use in shop and field applications where a reliable pneumatic finishing tool is required. The PSA backing pad accepts standard 5-inch adhesive-backed abrasive discs, making consumable swaps straightforward. At 0.30 horsepower, it is well suited for light to medium material removal and final finish work on metal, wood, plastic, and composite surfaces. The 1/4-inch inlet connects to standard quick-connect air fittings commonly found in production and service shop setups.

Key Features

• Random orbital action at 12,000 OPM with a 3/16-inch orbit diameter for swirl-minimized finishes
• 5-inch round PSA adhesive backing pad accepts standard hook-free adhesive abrasive discs
• 1/4-inch air inlet compatible with standard shop quick-connect fittings
• 19 CFM air consumption at 90 psi operating pressure
• 0.30 HP motor in a compact palm-grip body weighing 2.48 pounds
• 6.3-inch overall length for close-quarters and overhead sanding positions

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-use pneumatic palm sander compatible with standard 5-inch round PSA adhesive-backed abrasive discs and shop air systems supplying a minimum of 90 psi through a line with at least a 0.38-inch minimum hose inside diameter.

Installation Notes

Connection and operation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with pneumatic tool safety practices. Before connecting to the air supply, verify the line pressure is regulated to 90 psi and the hose diameter meets the 0.38-inch minimum requirement. Depressurize the air line before attaching or removing the tool. Follow OSHA and applicable shop safety codes regarding eye protection and abrasive disc inspection prior to each use.