Pistol Grip Pneumatic Drill 10 mm (Reversible)
Key points
- 10 mm keyed chuck for standard twist bits
- Forward and reverse clears chips and stuck bits
- Pistol grip keeps one-hand control comfortable
- Air drive runs cool and light all day
- Variable throttle eases into the hole before applying full speed
- Forward/reverse control helps assembly and maintenance teams drill, clear chips and back out fasteners with one air tool
- Air drive runs cool and light, so it suits long production drilling runs
- Heavy-equipment fitters can drill frame and chassis steel where access rules out a corded tool
- Assembly benches can drill a repeated hole pattern with one hand on the trigger and the other steadying the jig
| Chuck | Keyed, Max 10 mm |
| Capacity | 1.5 - 10 mm Bits |
| Body | Pistol Grip |
| Direction | Forward / Reverse |
| Speed | Variable Throttle |
| Use | Drilling & Fastening Jobs |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| 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
Pistol-grip pneumatic drill with a 10 mm keyed chuck and forward/reverse control for drilling and light screw work on compressed air. The ergonomic pistol handle and balanced body make one-hand operation comfortable through a full shift, while the variable throttle lets the operator ease into the hole before applying full speed. Reversing direction helps clear chips and back out stuck drill bits or fasteners. The silver body is machined for long service in workshops, and the standard air connector fits common hoses with no adapters on most jobs. Running on shop air, the tool stays cool and lightweight compared with an electric drill of similar power. A practical choice for metalworkers, carpenters, assembly lines and maintenance teams already equipped with a compressor, delivering dependable drilling performance at a factory-direct price. On an assembly bench the tool can be left on a balancer above the work, so it is picked up and set down hundreds of times per shift with no battery to manage.
