Air tool Aerotec 200656 pneumatic tool, max pressure 6.3 bar, with carrying case

Aerotec 200656 is a pneumatic air tool supplied in a carrying case with accessories for grinding and light workshop tasks. The kit includes the pneumatic tool and ten silicon carbide grinding pins in various sizes, plus collets for 3 mm and 6 mm shafts. The tool is intended for use with compressed air systems and is rated for a maximum pressure of 6.3 bar and a free speed of about 22,000 rpm.

Advantages

The set provides a compact, transportable solution with organized storage in a hard case and a selection of silicon carbide grinding pins for different applications. The pneumatic tool offers high rotational speed for efficient material removal and accepts common 3 mm and 6 mm accessories. The included accessories allow immediate use after setup with an appropriate compressed-air supply.

Suitable for

• Grinding, deburring and surface finishing of metals and hard materials
• Detail work in workshops, garages and maintenance tasks
• Tasks requiring a compact pneumatic rotary tool with organized storage

Key specifications

• Brand: Aerotec
• Model / MPN: 200656
• Maximum pressure: 6.3 bar
• Air consumption: 180 l/min
• No-load speed: 22,000 rpm
• Weight (kit): 1 kg
• Included: carrying case, 10 silicon carbide grinding pins (various sizes), 3 mm and 6 mm collets

How to use

Connect the Aerotec 200656 pneumatic tool to a suitable compressed-air source using an appropriate hose and fittings. Fit the required silicon carbide grinding pin into the collet (3 mm or 6 mm as applicable) and secure the collet according to the tool's instructions. Start the air supply and control the tool with steady, light pressure; do not force the tool into the workpiece. After use, isolate the air supply, remove the accessory and store the tool and accessories in the carrying case.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool with clean, dry compressed air and within the specified maximum pressure (6.3 bar). Wear appropriate eye and respiratory protection when grinding. Match grit and pin size to the material and task, and allow the tool to reach full speed before contact with the workpiece. Regularly check and replace worn grinding pins and follow normal workshop safety procedures.