Frequently Asked Questions
What size air compressor do I need for this tool?
You need a compressor that can supply at least 4 CFM at 6.3 BAR (91 PSI) to ensure consistent performance without pressure drops.
What is a keyed chuck and why is it useful?
A keyed chuck uses a chuck key to tighten the drill bit securely, providing a stronger grip compared to keyless chucks—ideal for heavy-duty drilling.
Can this air drill be used for automotive work?
Yes, it is well-suited for automotive applications such as drilling metal, bodywork, and general mechanical tasks.
Why is my air tool losing power?
This is usually caused by insufficient air supply, incorrect hose size, or pressure drops. Ensure your compressor and air line meet the tool’s requirements.
Is the drill reversible?
Yes, the reversible function allows you to switch rotation direction, making it useful for both drilling and screw removal.
