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Your cart is empty.The Ingersoll Rand MAX5102 Die Grinder is a valuable power tool for any automotive repair project, that is also conveniently lightweight. Its powerful 0.4 hp air motor delivers 20,000 rpm for faster material removal. Lube-free design eliminates oil messes, spills, and dangers from the work environment and shop area. It has a low-profile throttle lever that reduces hand fatigue and the built in lubricating wick increases angle gear life. Product Specifications – Power: 0.4 HP, Free Speed 20,000 rpm, Output: 1/4 in, Weight: 1.41 lbs, Average Air Consumption: 6 CFM, Air Consumption @ Load: 25 CFM, Sound Pressure/Power DBA: 84.1/95.1, Air Inlet NPTF: 1/4 in, Min Hose Size: 3/8 in.
Adam Booher
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
Love it! Comfortable grip and not too heavy for its size. The locking button for the chuck makes changing bits quick and easy.
David berndt
Reviewed in Canada on February 14, 2025
Parfait
Enrique Pacheco
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2024
Great product, just keep in mind that you need enough air volume when using it, overall great.
Damazon Buyer
Reviewed in Canada on May 25, 2024
These plastic covered handle IR air tools are a step up from the regular, metal bodied ones. They're much comfier, and don't get nearly as cold. Keep it greased and oiled.
Bruno
Reviewed in Canada on February 13, 2024
satisfait
Alejandro Castillo
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2024
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kevin
Reviewed in Canada on July 9, 2022
work really well. Didn't have any issue yet. must be oiled frequently when it use. good quality. good brand.
Hespen537
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2022
This this is real comfortable, and doesn't cause a lot of fatigue in my hand while using it for a prolonged amount of time. The locking button makes it real convenient to switch attachments. It also comes with a rubber sleeve to direct the exhaust away from you if need be. The bigger the air compressor the better. I run a 50 gallon dual piston compressor, and it doesn't take long to run it down. However, even with PSI below the recommended 90, and using high flo fittings on the grinder, it will have a great amount of RPM until the compressor is about 50 PSI.
Taylor
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2022
This angle grinder has tons of power. The only thing it’s not great at is being able to press the trigger to turn slowly. When you squeeze the trigger it immediately goes to a higher rpm than other angle grinders. But the great thing is that it’s got a lot of torque even when you push down and load it up, it will keep spinning.
Leroy
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2020
I have been using Ingersoll Rand die grinders for many years. After wearing out 8 cheap die grinders over the past 20 years, my original Ingersoll Rand angle die grinder is still working perfectly! No maintenance at all except lubrication. Truth be told, this is my go-to tool when cutting or polishing/de-burring. My original tool has seen 3 times the use that wore out 8 other tools. I recently purchases another house and I got this tool to go in my toolbox. I can't be without this die grinder. You know you want it. Click the "Add to Cart" . The only thing you have to decide is whether you are willing to spend the rest of your life with this tool. It WILL outlive you.
scott britain
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2020
I'm a fanatic about sharp mower blades. I understood through a friend that a die casting grinder make a great sharpening tool for that task. I Purchased a central pneumatic for $12 and tested. It worked great on the first 30 blades, but literally fell apart shortly after. I spent over 10 times more for the Ingersoll, and it was worth every penny. The Ingersoll rand is a much better piece of equipment. I'm currently over a 100 Blades now and it still operating like it's brand new. O' yes, I buy it again!
GreenAdam
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2019
Build quality is exceptional - and I am a mechanical engineer who designs stuff like this for a living. Very good ergonomics. The button to lock out the spindle for tool changes is much, much more handy than I was expecting it to be. No more fumbling with two wrenches (both of them non standard) and busting your knuckles together when it breaks free. Comes with a (somewhat strange) rubber "sock" and mounting hardware to direct exhaust air away from what you are working on.Have only used this tool a few times so far, but loving it to date.My only minor complaint: no instructions were included that even explained what the rubber sock thing was for - or how to attach it with the somewhat puzzling hardware. It's a simple tool, so a 40 page booklet would be a waste... but how about one piece of paper that explains this attachment and how to install it?
Michael Miller
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 21, 2018
Excellent, particularly like the lock making changing the bit much easier
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