Chicago Pneumatic T023995 Air Die Grinder 0.3 Hp

Product Description

The CHICAGO PNEUMATIC T023995 is a pneumatic angle die grinder designed for precision material removal, deburring, porting, and surface finishing in metalworking and fabrication environments. Powered by compressed air at 90 psi, it delivers 0.3 horsepower and spins at 22,500 RPM through a 1/4 inch collet. The angle head is set at 90 degrees, making it well suited for working in confined areas where a straight grinder cannot reach. Air consumption runs at 22 CFM, so a properly sized compressor and air line are required to maintain consistent performance. The lever-style throttle gives the operator direct speed control. Front exhaust directs air discharge away from the workpiece, reducing debris scatter during fine finishing work.

This die grinder is used in automotive shops, fabrication facilities, and maintenance environments where precision grinding, polishing, or die work is performed on metal, composites, or similar hard materials. The compact 4.75 inch overall length suits tight-clearance jobs on engine components, weld seams, and machined parts. It is typically operated by machinists, automotive technicians, and industrial maintenance mechanics working with pneumatic tool setups. The 1/4 inch collet accepts standard 1/4 inch shank mounted points, carbide burrs, and grinding stones.

Key Features

• 22,500 RPM free speed for efficient stock removal and finishing
• 90-degree angle head for access to confined or recessed work areas
• 1/4 inch collet accepts standard shank mounted accessories
• Lever throttle provides responsive speed and power control
• Front exhaust directs airflow away from the operator and workpiece
• CE Certified to international safety standards

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1/4 inch shank grinding accessories including mounted points, carbide burrs, and abrasive stones. Requires a compressed air supply capable of delivering 90 psi and at least 22 CFM at the tool inlet through a 1/4 inch NPT air line connection.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should be performed by trained pneumatic tool users following applicable OSHA and ANSI B186.1 safety standards for portable air tools. Before mounting or changing accessories, disconnect the air supply and verify the line is fully depressurized. Use the correct collet wrench to secure the accessory shank and never exceed the RPM rating printed on the mounted point or burr. Ensure the air supply line, fittings, and compressor output are rated for at least 90 psi continuous service before connecting the tool.