DYNABRADE 3/8" Reversible Drill - 52772

DYNABRADE 3/8" Reversible Drill - 52772

• 5 hp, 450 RPM, Pistol-Grip, Geared, Rear Exhaust, DynaChuck.
• .5 hp (373 W) Pneumatic Drill, in both forward and reverse drive directions, is available in four speeds (450, 950, 1,800 & 3,700 RPM)
• Control drive torque by feathering trigger, or use Flow Control 95745.
• Drill Chuck (Dynachuck) is interchangeable with 3/8?-24 male spindle thread.
• Heat-Treated Gears reduces vibration and extends tool life. Low .008" Run-Out. Tactile wings for better grip. Rear exhaust with built-in silencer.
  

Specifications

What our Experts Think

• Enhanced Versatility with Reverse Function – The Dynabrade 52772 features forward and reverse operation, making it ideal for drilling, fastening, and quick bit removal.
• Versatile 3/8" Chuck Capacity – Suitable for a wide variety of industrial drilling applications, offering a strong balance of precision and capability.
• Improves Workflow Efficiency – Reversible functionality allows operators to switch directions quickly, boosting productivity in assembly and maintenance tasks.
• Ergonomic & Comfortable Handling – Designed to provide excellent control while reducing fatigue during prolonged use.
• Built for Industrial Environments – Rugged construction ensures dependable performance in demanding manufacturing, fabrication, and repair settings.
• Smooth Pneumatic Power Delivery – Air-powered operation provides reliable torque, consistent performance, and low maintenance requirements.
• Best For: Manufacturing, metalworking, aerospace assembly, maintenance operations, equipment repair, and general industrial drilling.

Q&A

Maintenance Tips

• Lubricate Before Use: Add a few drops of pneumatic tool oil to the air inlet daily.
• Use Clean, Dry Compressed Air: Proper filtration helps reduce moisture, corrosion, and internal wear.
• Inspect the Chuck & Reversing Mechanism: Keep components clean and ensure smooth directional changes.
• Maintain Recommended Air Pressure: Operate at the specified PSI for consistent performance and tool longevity.
• Clean After Each Use: Remove dust, chips, and debris from the tool body and chuck area.
• Check Hoses & Fittings: Inspect for leaks, loose connections, or worn components and replace as needed.
• Perform Routine Inspections: Monitor the trigger, bearings, motor, and reverse controls for wear.
• Store Properly: Keep the drill in a clean, dry environment to protect against rust, contamination, and premature wear.