Chicago Pneumatic Random Orbital Sander | CP5314-60 | 12000 RPM | 6" PSA Pad | 3/8" Orbit

Built for 6" disc sanding, surface leveling, and faster preparation work, the Chicago Pneumatic CP5314-60 Random Orbital Sander uses a 6" PSA pad for pressure-sensitive adhesive sanding discs that stick directly to the pad. Its 12,000 RPM free speed supports quick abrasive action across panels, body filler, primer, coatings, and metal surfaces, while the manufacturer technical data lists a 7/16" / 11 mm orbit for more aggressive material removal than fine-finish 3/32" or 3/16" orbit sanders.

Part of the CP53 Series, the CP5314-60 is a non-vacuum pneumatic sander, meaning dust extraction is handled separately rather than through the tool body. The 0.3 hp / 210 W oil-free motor helps reduce the risk of oil contamination during sanding, which is useful when preparing surfaces for paint, coating, bonding, or finishing. With its circular 6" pad format and larger orbit, this model is well suited to body shops, metal fabrication areas, production finishing stations, and MRO teams that need fast surface prep with a simple non-vacuum layout.

Type: Random Orbital Sander | Series: CP53 | Model: CP5314-60 | SKU: 6151704620 | Free Speed: 12,000 RPM | Power: 0.3 hp / 210 W | Pad Size: 6" / 150 mm | Pad Shape: Circular | Pad Type: PSA | Orbit Size: 7/16" / 11 mm | Vacuum Type: Non-vacuum | Spindle Thread: 5/8-24 UNF | Air Consumption at Load: 17 CFM / 8 l/s | Net Weight: 1.76 lb / 0.8 kg | Vibration: 5 m/s² | Sound Pressure: 76 dB(A) | Sound Power: 87 dB(A) | Air Inlet: 1/4" NPT | Air Pressure: 90 PSI / 6.3 bar

Features:

• 6" circular PSA pad format supports adhesive-backed sanding discs for panel work, body filler shaping, and general surface preparation.
• 7/16" orbit provides a more aggressive sanding pattern for faster material removal on suitable surfaces.
• 12,000 RPM free speed keeps the abrasive moving quickly for sanding, finishing, and pre-polishing operations.
• 0.3 hp / 210 W oil-free motor helps protect the sanding process from oil contamination.
• Non-vacuum configuration keeps the tool simple for users who manage dust with separate shop controls or PPE.
• Palm-shaped soft grip helps the user guide the sander across flat and contoured surfaces with better control.
• Integrated motor silencer helps reduce operating noise during repeated sanding tasks.
• Manufacturer-listed low-maintenance design supports up to 2,000 operating hours in shop and production environments.

IMPORTANT: Use only sanding discs, pads, and abrasive accessories compatible with the tool, pad size, spindle thread, attachment style, and operating speed. Never use damaged abrasives. Always wear appropriate eye, face, respiratory, hearing, and body protection when sanding.

Applications:

• Autobody and collision repair: shaping body filler, feathering repair edges, sanding primer, and preparing 6" panel areas before refinishing.
• Paint and coating preparation: leveling surfaces, removing light imperfections, and preparing metal or composite parts for the next finish step.
• Metal fabrication: blending surface marks, cleaning up flat areas, and preparing parts before paint, powder coating, or assembly.
• Industrial maintenance and MRO: sanding machine covers, guards, access panels, and repaired components during repaint or refurbishment work.
• General shop finishing: faster non-vacuum sanding tasks where a 6" PSA disc and larger orbit help cover more surface area efficiently.

FAQs:

• Q: What does PSA pad mean?
  A: PSA stands for pressure-sensitive adhesive. PSA sanding discs have an adhesive backing that sticks directly to the pad, rather than using a hook-and-loop attachment surface.
• Q: Is the CP5314-60 a vacuum sander?
  A: No. The CP5314-60 is a non-vacuum model. Use separate dust-control methods, proper PPE, and cleanup procedures when sanding materials that create airborne dust.
• Q: What is the benefit of the 7/16" orbit?
  A: A larger 7/16" orbit removes material faster than smaller fine-finish orbits. It is useful for body filler shaping, leveling, and surface prep, but the final finish depends on abrasive grit, pressure, material, and sanding technique.
• Q: How is this different from the CP5314-60SV?
  A: The CP5314-60 is the non-vacuum version, while the CP5314-60SV is the self-vacuum version. Choose the non-vacuum model when dust collection is handled separately or built-in extraction is not required.
• Q: What air supply does this sander require?
  A: The manufacturer lists 17 CFM / 8 l/s air consumption at load and 90 PSI / 6.3 bar operating pressure. Use a regulated air system that can support the tool during sustained sanding.

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