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Techno Pneumatic Angle Grinder for weld grinding and metal fabrication
GENUINE TECHNO STOCK, NOIDA

Techno Pneumatic Angle Grinder Dealer in Noida

VS Enterprises supplies Techno pneumatic angle grinders from Noida to fabrication shops and foundries.

How a Pneumatic Angle Grinder Works

An air-powered grinder with the disc at a right angle to the body for grinding welds, cutting and deburring.

Why Workshops Choose Air Angle Grinders

  • Runs cool in continuous use
  • Lighter than similar electric grinders
  • No electrical risk at the tool

Matching Your Compressor to 3.5 SCFM 

The grinder uses 3.5 SCFM, meaning that the compressor you use and hose must be able to maintain that flow for extended periods of time. Mount a filter/regulator/lubricator on the tool to maintain clean air and lubrication to the motor. This allows the grinder to maintain 20,000 rpm for extended fabrication/fettling shifts.

Where Air Angle Grinders Get Used

  • Weld grinding
  • Casting fettling
  • Metal cutting
  • Surface preparation

Fit the Guard, Check Disc Rating

Use an above speed rated disc and always install the guard.

What to Share When Ordering 

Let us know what type of job grinding, cutting or deburring, the type of metal you work on and the capacity of your compressor. VS Enterprises will then recommend your shop the correct grinder and accessories.

SPECIFICATIONS

Techno Pneumatic Angle Grinder specifications.

Figures come from the Techno catalogue and are confirmed for your size at quotation.

Parameter

Specification

Collet Diameter

6 mm

No-Load Speed

20,000 RPM

Air Consumption

3.5 SCFM

Power Source

Compressed Air

Tool Type

Pneumatic Angle Grinder

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BEFORE YOU ORDER

Good questions. Straight answers.

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Usually low air flow or lack of lubrication; check the supply line and lubricator.

A drop in speed may occur due to insufficient air pressure, restricted airflow, an undersized compressor or inadequate motor lubrication. Check the air supply and lubricator for proper operation.

 

Consider the required grinding or cutting application, disc size, operating speed, air consumption, compressor capacity and type of material being worked on.