
Built for drilling and fastening tasks where access is limited, the AIRCAT 4337 Angle Drill combines a compact right-angle configuration with 0.75 HP power and a 1,600 RPM free speed to help technicians reach areas where standard pistol drills may not fit. The 3/8" chuck size provides compatibility with common drill bits, while the 90-degree head design improves access around obstructions in automotive, fabrication, and maintenance applications.
The AIRCAT 4337 features a 3/8" x 24 spindle thread and a lightweight angle drill format suited for controlled drilling operations in confined spaces. Its pneumatic motor provides consistent power output for shop environments where compressed air is preferred for reliability and repeated use.
Type: Angle Drill | Model: 4337 | Power: 0.75 HP | Free Speed: 1,600 RPM | Chuck Size: 3/8" | Spindle Thread: 3/8" x 24
Features:
- 90-degree angle head configuration provides improved access in confined areas and around workpiece obstructions.
- 0.75 HP pneumatic motor delivers power for drilling and fastening applications in professional shop environments.
- 1,600 RPM free speed provides controlled drilling performance for general-purpose applications.
- 3/8" chuck accommodates compatible drill bits for common drilling tasks.
- 3/8" x 24 spindle thread supports compatible accessories and tooling.
- Compact angle design helps technicians position the tool where conventional drills may have limited access.
Applications:
- Automotive repair and service: drilling in engine bays, body panels, frames, and other areas where clearance is limited.
- Fabrication and metalworking: creating holes in assemblies and components where a right-angle tool improves positioning.
- Industrial maintenance and MRO: performing drilling tasks during equipment repair and installation work.
- Assembly operations: supporting fastening preparation and component modification tasks in production environments.
- Garage and workshop projects: providing additional reach for drilling tasks that require a compact pneumatic tool.
FAQs:
- Q: What is the advantage of an angle drill compared with a standard pistol drill?
A: An angle drill uses a 90-degree head configuration that allows access in tighter spaces, such as around vehicle components, framing, and equipment where a straight drill may not fit. - Q: What drill bits fit the AIRCAT 4337?
A: The tool uses a 3/8" chuck, so it accepts compatible drill bits sized for that chuck capacity. - Q: Is the AIRCAT 4337 suitable for automotive work?
A: Yes, the compact angle configuration makes it useful for automotive repair tasks where drilling access is restricted. - Q: What does the 0.75 HP rating mean?
A: Horsepower indicates the pneumatic motor's available output capability. A 0.75 HP motor provides power for general drilling applications while maintaining a compact tool format.
| SKU | Free Speed (BPM) |
Motor (HP) |
Chuck Size |
Gears | Spindle Tread Size |
Weight (lbs.) |
Length (in) |
Air Cons. (CFM) |
Rec. Hose Size (in.) |
Air Inlet NPT (in.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4337 | 1,600 | .75 | 3/8 | Spiral Bevel | 3/8 x 24 | 2.40 | 8.30 | 6 | 3/8 | 1/4 |
| 4338 | 1,800 | .6 | 3/8 | Planetary | 3/8 x 24 | 2.50 | 7.00 | 6 | 3/8 | 1/4 |
| 4450 | 400 | .6 | 1/2 | Planetary | 3/8 x 24 | 3.00 | 8.00 | 6 | 3/8 | 1/4 |
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