Chicago Pneumatic Air File | CP9710 | 8000 SPM | 0.39" Stroke Size

For body-shop and general maintenance work in confined areas, the Chicago Pneumatic CP9710 Air File provides 8,000 strokes per minute with a 0.39" (10 mm) stroke for controlled filing, deburring, sharpening, and material finishing. Its longer stroke compared with the CP9705 produces the specified 10 mm file travel, while the compact 9.84" length allows access in restricted work areas. Chicago Pneumatic specifies the CP9705/CP9710 series for working on materials such as metal, iron, and plastic.

A safety-lever starting system provides controlled activation, while the 360° swivel air inlet allows the air hose to move with the operator rather than remaining fixed in one direction. The aluminum-bodied CP9710 weighs 1.3 lb and uses 5.9 CFM of air at load through a 1/4" air inlet. Its rubber handle grip helps provide a more secure handhold during repetitive filing and finishing operations.

Type: Air File | Model: CP9710 | Part Number: 6151939710 | Strokes Per Minute: 8,000 SPM | Stroke: 0.39" (10 mm) | Air Consumption @ Load: 5.9 CFM | Average Air Consumption: 1.5 CFM | Air Inlet: 1/4" | Min. Hose Diameter: 3/8" (10 mm) | Max Dynamic Air Working Pressure: 90 PSI | Length: 9.84" (250 mm) | Weight: 1.3 lb (0.59 kg) | Main Material: Aluminum | Starting System: Safety Lever | Vibration: 5 m/s² | Vibration K: 3 m/s² | Sound Pressure: 73 dB(A) | Sound Power: 84 dB(A)

Features:

• 8,000 strokes per minute provides the specified filing rate for controlled material removal and finishing.
• 0.39" (10 mm) stroke provides the longer file travel specified for the CP9710.
• Safety lever helps prevent accidental start-up during handling.
• 360° swivel air inlet allows the hose to follow different working positions around the workpiece.
• Aluminum construction keeps the tool weight to 1.3 lb for easier handling during repetitive filing work.
• Rubber handle grip provides a secure contact surface while operating the pneumatic file.
• 1/4" air inlet and 3/8" minimum hose diameter match the manufacturer's specified air connection requirements.
• The CP9705/CP9710 series supports rectangular, round, half-round, and triangular shank files for different filing profiles.

Applications:

• Body-shop repair — filing and finishing compatible metal components during vehicle bodywork.
• Deburring — removing burrs and unwanted sharp edges from compatible metal, iron, and plastic workpieces.
• Sharpening — using compatible files for controlled sharpening and edge-finishing operations.
• Confined-area filing — working in locations where a compact pneumatic file is easier to position than larger material-removal tools.
• General maintenance — performing controlled filing and finishing on compatible components in maintenance environments.

FAQs:

• Q: What is the CP9710 used for?
  A: The CP9710 is an air file for filing, deburring, sharpening, and precision material removal in body-shop and general maintenance applications, including work in confined areas.
• Q: What does 8,000 SPM mean?
  A: SPM means strokes per minute. The CP9710 makes 8,000 file strokes per minute, providing repeated file movement for controlled material removal.
• Q: What is the stroke length of the CP9710?
  A: The CP9710 has a 0.39" (10 mm) stroke. This is the distance the file travels during each reciprocating cycle.
• Q: What materials can the CP9710 work on?
  A: Chicago Pneumatic identifies the CP9705/CP9710 series for deburring and sharpening materials such as metal, iron, and plastic.
• Q: What air supply does the CP9710 require?
  A: The manufacturer specifies 5.9 CFM air consumption at load, a 1/4" air inlet, 90 PSI maximum dynamic air working pressure, and a 3/8" minimum hose diameter.
• Q: Does the CP9710 have a swivel air inlet?
  A: Yes. The 360° swivel air inlet allows the air hose to move with the operator's working position.
• Q: What file shapes can be used with the CP9710?
  A: Chicago Pneumatic lists rectangular, round, half-round, and triangular shank files for the CP9705/CP9710 series. These different profiles allow the operator to match the file shape to the workpiece and application.
• Q: What is the difference between CP9705 and CP9710?
  A: CP9705 operates at 12,000 strokes per minute with a 0.2" (5 mm) stroke, while CP9710 operates at 8,000 strokes per minute with a 0.39" (10 mm) stroke. CP9710 is also longer at 9.84" and weighs 1.3 lb.

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