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Chicago Pneumatic CP9112Q-B Heavy Duty Extended Die Grinder
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Chicago Pneumatic CP9112Q-B Heavy Duty Extended Die Grinder
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Efficient and Powerful 0.42 HP Motor
Low Noise Level
Easy Access Speed Regulator
Compact and Ergonomic Grip
1-Year parts and labor
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The CP9112Q-B is a Quiet, Powerful Extra Long Extended Die Grinder with an Insulated Handle Grip. Powerful .42 HP Motor with 22000 RPM of Maximum Speed. Also features easy access speed regulator, rear exhaust and lock off throttle. Collet size: 1/4; average air consumption: 4.0 cfm; air inlet thread: 1/4-Inch; minimum hose size: 3/8-Inch; length: 13.0-Inch; weight: 1.5 lb., Quiet: 80 dBa. Can accept rear exhaust over hose assembly.
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