Dotco 15LF282-62 Right Angle Air Drill 1/4 in Keyless Chuck

Product Description

The DOTCO 15LF282-62 is a right angle pneumatic drill designed for professional use in tight-access drilling applications. It accepts a 1/4 inch keyless chuck for fast bit changes without tools, and delivers 4,000 RPM at 90 psi inlet air pressure. Rated at 0.4 horsepower, this drill is built for repetitive production work and industrial maintenance tasks. The right angle head configuration lets technicians work in confined spaces where a straight-body drill cannot reach. Exhaust exits from the rear of the tool, keeping airflow directed away from the work surface. An air hose is included. The 1/4 inch inlet fitting matches standard shop air supply lines.

The 15LF282-62 is suited for assembly line work, aerospace maintenance, automotive fabrication, and general industrial drilling where a low-profile right angle drill is required. It fits naturally into applications that demand consistent speed and quick chuck changes. The tool measures 10 inches in overall length, making it manageable in restricted work zones. Pneumatic technicians and industrial maintenance professionals are the primary installers and operators of this tool.

Key Features

• Right angle head for drilling in confined or restricted spaces
• 1/4 inch keyless chuck for tool-free bit changes
• 4,000 RPM speed at 90 psi operating pressure
• Rear exhaust keeps airflow away from the work area
• 0.4 HP output suitable for repetitive production drilling
• Air hose included for immediate use with a standard shop air supply

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-use pneumatic right angle drill compatible with standard 1/4 inch NPT shop air supply lines operating at 90 psi.

Installation Notes

Connection and operation of this tool should be performed by a qualified pneumatic tool technician or industrial maintenance professional. Before connecting or disconnecting the air supply, depressurize the line and ensure the air source valve is closed. Verify the air supply is clean, dry, and lubricated per the tool manufacturer's service guidelines to prevent premature wear. Never exceed the rated 90 psi inlet pressure.