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The ultimate material removal tool. Ideal for grinding, sanding, cutting, contouring, deburring, finishing and weld cleaning.
The CP3850 series offers you the highest power-to-weight ratio in its class and delivers superior torque for maximum productivity. Highly robust and durable, the tools deliver a lower total cost of operation and have been designed for aggressive usage found in industrial applications. In addition, many advanced ergonomic features have been incorporated into the CP3850 series to greatly improve operator comfort and safety.
for constant air flow and abrasive wear. It delivers its maximum torque close to the free speed of the tool, prevents overspeed and reduces air consumption. The higher speed of the abrasive allows more material to be removed therefore increasing productivity. Read more
Why should you use a filter, regulator and lubricator ? The use of a filter, regulator and lubricator (in that order) for pretool air preparation is strongly recommended by Chicago Pneumatic.
22 June, 2023
Power tools are a key to productivity in the oil & gas or the metal working industry. Maintenance and production tasks must be carried out efficiently, however intensive use of vibrating power tools, such as grinders, can expose operators to Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS). How can we reduce risks, improve productivity and reduce abrasive costs at the same time?
26 August, 2019
Have you found that your pneumatic tool is underpowered or not running as expected? Well, it could all come down to your air line accessories and/or connection, rather than the tool itself. It’s worth quickly checking your air line installation – a simple job that only takes a couple of minutes.
27 May, 2019
Making your workplace as safe as possible to minimize the risk of accidents is one of your highest priorities. Here are some best practices you can take to improve safety when using pneumatic tools, while also decreasing your company’s total cost of operations. Grinding and sanding are safe so long as you follow simple rules.
