DYNABRADE 1/4" Drill - 52833

DYNABRADE 1/4" Drill - 52833

• .4 hp, 2,400 RPM, Pistol-Grip, Geared, Rear Exhaust, DynaChuck.
• .4 hp (298 W) Pistol Grip Drill offered in ergonomic Dynabrade design, with comfortable textured tactile grip. Powerful high-torque, geared air motor is ideal for countless industrial applications.
• Finger platform on both sides of tool allows increased stability and comfort.
• Model includes 1/4" Dynachuck & Key. Available in Jacobs® Chuck (see 52933)
• Comfortable textured tactile tool grip.
• No Reverse.

Specifications

What our Experts Think

• Precision-Focused Performance – The Dynabrade 52833 is designed for accurate drilling applications where control and consistency are essential.
• Compact 1/4" Chuck Capacity – Ideal for detailed drilling, assembly work, and precision tasks in confined or hard-to-reach areas.
• Comfortable Ergonomic Design – Lightweight, balanced construction helps reduce operator fatigue and enhances control during extended use.
• Built for Industrial Reliability – Durable, professional-grade components ensure dependable performance in demanding manufacturing and maintenance environments.
• Smooth Pneumatic Operation – Delivers consistent air-powered performance, reliable torque, and low maintenance requirements.
• Versatile Across Applications – Well-suited for aerospace assembly, electronics manufacturing, sheet metal fabrication, maintenance work, and general industrial drilling.
• Best For: Precision assembly, production lines, fabrication shops, maintenance departments, and light-duty industrial drilling tasks.

Q&A

Maintenance Tips

• Lubricate Daily: Apply a few drops of approved air tool oil to the air inlet before operation.
• Use Clean, Dry Compressed Air: Filtered air helps prevent moisture damage and internal wear.
• Inspect the Chuck Regularly: Keep it clean and ensure drill bits are securely tightened.
• Maintain Proper Air Pressure: Operate at the recommended PSI for consistent performance and durability.
• Clean After Each Use: Remove dust, chips, and debris from the tool body and chuck area.
• Check Hoses & Fittings: Inspect for leaks, cracks, or loose connections and replace worn parts as needed.
• Perform Routine Inspections: Monitor the trigger, bearings, and motor for smooth operation.
• Store in a Dry, Clean Location: Protect the drill from rust, contamination, and unnecessary wear when not in use.