Pencil-Type Air Micro Grinder Kit (65000 RPM, 3 mm Collet)
Key points
- Pen-style 15 cm body gives controlled work on edges, radii and small cavities
- 65000 rpm free speed cuts cleanly without the chatter of a slow tool
- 3 mm collet takes standard mounted points, burrs and cut-off wheels
- Cased kit includes points, lubricator, oil bottle, wrench and air hose
- Tool rooms and mould shops can keep the kit at the bench for the final detail work, so a finished cavity does not leave the department for a touch-up
- At 0.3 kg in the hand, a long deburring or polishing session does not tire the wrist the way a heavier die grinder does
| Free Speed | 65000 RPM |
| Collet Size | 3 mm |
| Air Consumption | 8 L/min |
| Hose Bore | 8 mm Recommended |
| Net Weight | 0.3 kg |
| Exhaust | Side Exhaust |
| MOQ | 1 set |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Pencil-type air micro grinder kit for fine deburring, mould finishing, weld dressing and precision polishing in places a full-size grinder cannot reach. The slim 15 cm body is held like a pen, which is what allows controlled work on edges, radii and small cavities rather than broad surfaces. A free speed of 65000 rpm lets a small mounted point cut cleanly without the chatter that comes from pushing a slow tool, and the 3 mm collet takes the standard range of mounted points, burrs and small cut-off wheels. The kit arrives in a moulded case with the tool, a set of mounted points, an inline lubricator, a spare oil bottle, a wrench and a coiled air hose, so nothing further is needed to start work. Air consumption is around 8 litres per minute from an 8 mm hose on a normal workshop compressor. Automotive body shops and general engineering benches can keep the slim tool at hand for the awkward seams that a full-size grinder is too bulky to follow, while distributors can list the cased kit as a single line alongside mounted points and burrs. Toolrooms and mould shops use a pencil grinder for deburring, polishing and port work in cavities a die grinder cannot reach; the high free speed suits small mounted points, and the kit puts the collet and hose fittings in one order.
