Chicago Pneumatic Reversible Pistol Grip Air Drill | CP1114R09 | 900 RPM | 1/2" Chuck

Built for controlled drilling where speed and torque need to stay balanced, the Chicago Pneumatic CP1114R09 reversible pistol grip drill delivers 900 RPM free speed for general industrial drilling, reaming, and tapping. Its 1/2" / 13 mm keyed chuck accepts larger drill bits than compact 3/8" drill models, while the 0.54 HP / 400 W pneumatic motor gives maintenance teams and production users dependable power without moving into oversized drill territory. With 12.4 ft-lbf / 16.8 Nm stall torque, this model is a practical middle-speed choice in the CP1114R range: faster than the 500 RPM version, but still controlled enough for larger holes, thread-starting, and harder materials.

The CP1114R09 uses a pistol grip layout for straight-ahead drilling access and a progressive trigger, also called a teasing throttle, so the operator can feather speed gradually at the start of a hole. Forward-reverse operation helps back out bits and supports tapping work, while the aluminum body, CP Ergo Wings shape, low-vibration gearbox, and built-in silencer help make repeated drilling work easier to manage across fabrication benches, repair bays, and plant maintenance areas.

Type: Reversible Pistol Grip Pneumatic Drill | Model: CP1114R09 | SKU: 6151580320 | Free Speed: 900 RPM | Max Power: 0.54 HP / 400 W | Chuck Capacity: 1/2" / 13 mm | Chuck Type: Keyed | Handle Type: Pistol | Main Material: Aluminum | Reversible: Yes | Starting System: Trigger | Trigger Type: Progressive | Stall Torque: 12.4 ft-lbf / 16.8 Nm | Air Consumption at Load: 25 CFM / 12 l/s | Air Consumption at Free Speed: 31 CFM / 15 l/s | Air Inlet: 1/4" NPT | Working Pressure: 90 PSI / 6.3 bar | Min. Hose Diameter: 0.38" / 10 mm | Length: 10.24" / 260 mm | Weight: 3.97 lb / 1.8 kg | Sound Pressure: 82 dB(A) | Sound Power: 93 dB(A)

Features:

• 900 RPM free speed gives the drill a useful balance of drilling pace and control for shop, plant, and repair applications.
• 0.54 HP / 400 W pneumatic motor provides power for repeated drilling operations without relying on battery charge or electric-tool duty cycles.
• 1/2" keyed chuck holds larger drill bits securely for metalworking, fabrication, and maintenance drilling tasks.
• Forward-reverse switch supports drilling, reaming, tapping, and bit extraction when the tool needs to reverse out of the workpiece.
• Progressive trigger allows gradual speed control for cleaner hole starts and better handling when working on harder materials.
• Compact CP Ergo Wings body helps transfer force through the hand and wrist during repeated drilling work.
• Low-vibration gearbox construction helps reduce vibration exposure during aggressive drilling cycles.
• Built-in silencer helps lower operating noise compared with unsilenced pneumatic drill designs.

Applications:

• Industrial maintenance and MRO: drilling mounting holes, clearing worn holes, and backing out bits during equipment repair.
• Metal fabrication: controlled drilling in aluminum, steel, and stainless steel when a 1/2" chuck is required.
• Production assembly: repeated drilling and tapping tasks where trigger control and reverse operation help maintain workflow.
• Vehicle service and fleet repair: drilling brackets, panels, frames, and shop-made repair components with a pneumatic drill setup.
• Workshop and garage projects: general-purpose air drilling for users with a compressor capable of supporting the tool's air demand.

FAQs:

• Q: What is the main difference between the CP1114R09 and CP1114R05?
  A: The CP1114R09 runs at 900 RPM, while the CP1114R05 runs at 500 RPM. Choose the CP1114R09 when you want faster drilling while still keeping more control than higher-speed drill models provide.
• Q: Can this drill be used for tapping?
  A: Yes, the forward-reverse switch and progressive trigger make it suitable for tapping when the tap size, material, and air supply match the tool's capability. Use the correct lubricant and tapping procedure for the material being threaded.
• Q: What chuck size does the CP1114R09 have?
  A: This model has a 1/2" / 13 mm keyed chuck. A keyed chuck uses a chuck key to tighten the jaws around the bit, which helps secure larger bits during higher-torque drilling.
• Q: How much air does this drill require?
  A: Chicago Pneumatic lists air consumption at 25 CFM under load and 31 CFM at free speed. The air system should maintain 90 PSI at the tool through a minimum 0.38" / 10 mm hose.
• Q: Is the CP1114R09 reversible?
  A: Yes. The reversible function lets the operator run the drill forward or backward, which is useful for removing bits, backing out of holes, and working with taps.

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