3/8" DRILL KEY - Chicago Pneumatic

The Chicago Pneumatic CP9285C 3/8" Keyed Drill is a robust and reliable tool engineered for professional automotive and industrial applications. Designed for demanding workshop environments, it provides technicians and mechanics with the precision, durability, and control required for a wide range of tasks, from routine maintenance to fabrication.

Key Features

• Durable Composite Housing with Ergonomic Grip: Features a lightweight composite housing complemented by a thermoplastic rubber handle grip, ensuring operator comfort, reduced fatigue, and enhanced durability during extended use.
• Progressive Control Trigger: Equipped with a large teasing trigger and a progressive valve, allowing for exceptional control over speed and power, enabling precise hole starting and drilling.
• Integrated Finger Guidance: Strategically placed wings on both the right and left sides of the tool provide natural guidance for the forefinger, improving stability and accuracy during critical operations.
• Low-Speed Gearbox: The integrated low-speed gearbox delivers consistent torque, making it ideal for tasks requiring controlled power and preventing material damage.
• Optimized for Pushing Action: A flat back design allows for better leverage and pushing action, enhancing efficiency and control when drilling and tapping.
• High-Quality Jacobs® Keyed Metal Chuck: Supplied with an industrial-grade Jacobs® keyed metal chuck, ensuring secure bit retention, exceptional reliability, and prolonged service life.
• Rear Exhaust System: Air is exhausted through the handle, directing it away from the operator for improved comfort and a cleaner workspace.

Applications

The CP9285C 3/8" Keyed Drill is a versatile tool suitable for various professional applications in automotive repair shops, manufacturing facilities, and industrial settings. It excels in general drilling tasks across various materials, precision honing, reaming, and effective hole sawing, making it an indispensable asset for preparing surfaces, modifying components, and general assembly work.