Chicago Pneumatic T024134 Air Drill 1/2 in Pistol Grip

Product Description

The CHICAGO PNEUMATIC T024134 is a pneumatic pistol-grip air drill designed for production and maintenance environments where consistent, low-speed drilling torque is required. It accepts a 1/2-inch keyed or keyless chuck, delivering 500 RPM and 11.30 ft-lb of torque from a 0.5 HP motor. Operating at 90 psi with an air consumption of 3.00 CFM, this drill is sized for use with standard shop compressor setups. A 1/4-inch NPTF inlet keeps connections compatible with common air hose fittings. At 3.7 pounds and 7.8 inches in overall length, it is compact enough for confined workspaces while still providing meaningful torque output. Licensed mechanics, pipefitters, and industrial maintenance technicians are the primary users.

The T024134 is suited for light-to-medium drilling applications in automotive, mechanical assembly, and general fabrication settings. The pistol-grip handle provides a familiar, controlled hold for horizontal and vertical drilling tasks. The dual chuck compatibility — keyed and keyless — gives technicians flexibility when switching bits. Air hose is included, allowing the tool to be put into service quickly against a properly sized compressor outlet. This drill is not reversible, so it is best matched to through-hole and clearance drilling rather than screw-driving or extraction work.

Key Features

• 1/2-inch chuck accepts both keyed and keyless configurations
• 500 RPM free speed with 11.30 ft-lb of torque output
• 0.5 HP pneumatic motor operating at 90 psi
• 3.00 CFM air consumption suits standard shop compressors
• 1/4-inch NPTF inlet for common air line connections
• Compact at 7.8 inches overall length and 3.7 pounds
• Air hose included in package

Compatibility

Designed for use with compressed air systems delivering 90 psi and at least 3.00 CFM through a 1/4-inch NPTF-threaded air line connection. Compatible with standard 1/2-inch keyed and keyless drill chucks and accessories.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified technician or mechanic familiar with pneumatic tool connections. Before connecting or disconnecting the air line, depressurize the supply hose and confirm the compressor outlet valve is closed. Verify the air supply meets the required 90 psi and 3.00 CFM minimum before operating. Do not exceed the rated air pressure, as overpressure can damage internal components and void the tool warranty.