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The DYNABRADE 54391 is an angle air die grinder designed for precision material removal, grinding, and deburring in industrial and trade environments. Powered by compressed air at 90 psig operating pressure, it delivers 0.7 horsepower and spins up to 18,000 RPM, making it capable of sustained work on ferrous and non-ferrous metals, composites, and plastics. The lever throttle provides consistent speed control throughout the cut. Air consumption runs at 41 CFM, so pairing it with an adequately sized compressor is essential. Rear exhaust directs airflow away from the work surface and the operator. A licensed tool-and-die technician, machinist, or maintenance mechanic would typically deploy this grinder in fabrication, toolroom, or production grinding applications.
This grinder fits toolroom, fabrication, and production-line applications where a right-angle head is needed to access confined or awkward areas. The angle head geometry allows work in spots where a straight die grinder cannot reach, such as inside mold cavities, weld joints, and port work. It ships with both a 1/4 inch and a 6 mm collet insert, covering the two most common shank sizes used with mounted points, carbide burrs, and small abrasive wheels. The lever-style throttle gives the operator precise control over speed without requiring constant grip adjustment.
Accepts 1/4 inch and 6 mm shank tooling including mounted grinding points, carbide burrs, and small abrasive wheels. Compatible with standard compressed air supply lines regulated to 90 psig.
Installation and operation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with pneumatic tooling and applicable workplace safety standards. Before connecting to the air supply, verify that the line pressure is regulated to the rated 90 psig operating pressure and that the compressor can sustain 41 CFM output to avoid performance loss. Always ensure the collet is fully seated and the locking mechanism is secure before running the spindle. Inspect the air line, fittings, and collet assembly for wear or damage before each use.
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