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Air Tools
Pneumatic Tire Buffers & Air Die Grinders
Compare BAT-002, TP-201, TP-204 and TP-410 pneumatic preparation tools by working format, speed, collet and air demand. Select an air die grinder or tire-preparation configuration against the accessory and task requirements.
Key Specifications
- Series
- Pneumatic Tire Buffers & Die Grinders
- Listed configurations
- 4
- Selection
- Type / application · Specification · Dimensions / logistics
- Catalogue reference
- Tire Service Products, pp. 96–97
Product Details
This pneumatic die grinder range brings together straight, angled and vacuum-grinder catalogue formats. TP-201 is listed as a straight air die grinder with a lever lock and rear exhaust. TP-204 provides an angled format with rear exhaust, while BAT-002 and TP-410 have separate catalogue entries that require their own specification review.
TP-201 lists 22,000 rpm and TP-204 lists 20,000 rpm. Both entries give a nominal 1/4 inch / 6 mm collet, 4 cfm / 115 L/min air consumption, a 1/4 inch PT inlet and a suggested 3/8 inch hose ID. An actual collet must match the accessory shank; 1/4 inch and 6 mm should not be treated as an automatically interchangeable fit. Verify the supplied collet configuration.
Keep the catalogue qualifications visible when comparing models. BAT-002 is printed with a 2,200 rpm free-speed figure, which differs from TP-201 and remains subject to confirmation. TP-410 is described as a vacuum grinder; its printed diameter, air-consumption and torque entries also need clarification. Do not substitute a nearby model's values or use these entries as verified performance comparisons.
For tire-repair preparation, match the selected tool to the repair-material instructions and the accessory's permitted speed and mounting arrangement. A high-speed air die grinder is not automatically a substitute for a low-speed tire buffer. Wholesale enquiries should identify the model, collet, intended accessory and application, followed by quantities and destination. This creates a useful comparison between complete working configurations rather than tool names alone.
Model Differences
- BAT-002: 1/4 in / 6 mm air die grinder.
- TP-204: Angle air die grinder; rear exhaust.
- TP-410: Vacuum grinder.
Applications
Typical application
Tire-repair preparation and compatible pneumatic grinding tasks.
Distributor and workshop orders
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Models & Specifications
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| Model / SKU | Type / application | Specification | Dimensions / logistics | Quantity (pcs) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BAT-002 | 1/4 in / 6 mm air die grinderConfirm free speed; catalogue may differ from TP-201. | Catalogue free speed 2,200 rpm; 4 cfm / 115 L/min; suggested compressor 1.5 HP | Air inlet 1/4 in PT; hose ID 3/8 in / 9.525 mm | ||
| TP-201 | Straight air die grinder; lever lock; rear exhaust20 pieces / carton. Confirm actual collet size. | 1/4 in / 6 mm nominal collet; 22,000 rpm; 4 cfm / 115 L/min; 1.5 HP compressor | Inlet 1/4 in PT; hose ID 3/8 in / 9.525 mm; weight 0.55 kg; carton 380 × 190 × 210 mm / 14.96 × 7.48 × 8.27 in | ||
| TP-204 | Angle air die grinder; rear exhaust20 pieces / carton. Confirm actual collet size. | 1/4 in / 6 mm nominal collet; 20,000 rpm; 4 cfm / 115 L/min; 1.5 HP compressor | Inlet 1/4 in PT; hose ID 3/8 in / 9.525 mm; weight 0.49 kg; carton 340 × 200 × 220 mm / 13.39 × 7.87 × 8.66 in | ||
| TP-410 | Vacuum grinderCatalogue diameter, air consumption and torque require confirmation. | 10,000 rpm; grinder diameter listed 5 mm / 0.197 in; air consumption 5 L/min; rated pressure 6.3 kg/cm² | Air inlet 3/8 in; torque printed 1/4 n/m |
Dimensions are catalogue values unless labelled as converted. Approximate inch conversions use 25.4 mm per inch. Thread designations remain unchanged. Read configuration notes before ordering.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do TP-201 and TP-204 air die grinders differ?
TP-201 is listed as a straight tool with lever lock and rear exhaust at 22,000 rpm. TP-204 is an angle air die grinder with rear exhaust at 20,000 rpm. Compare access, accessory mounting and the model-specific operating specification.
Can a 6 mm shank be assumed to fit a 1/4 inch collet?
No. The catalogue gives a nominal 1/4 inch / 6 mm designation and asks buyers to confirm the actual collet. Match the supplied collet to the accessory manufacturer's shank and mounting requirements.
Why do BAT-002 and TP-410 specifications need additional review?
BAT-002's printed 2,200 rpm figure differs from TP-201. TP-410's diameter, air-consumption and torque entries are also marked for confirmation. Keep these qualifications with the quotation until an approved model specification is available.
Should a high-speed die grinder replace a low-speed tire buffer?
Selection depends on the repair process and accessory rating; equivalence is not established by a similar tool shape. Review the <a href="https://autowinindustrial.com/products/tire-service-products/air-tools/pneumatic-tire-repair-tool-kits/">TP-501 tire repair tool kit</a>, which lists a low-speed buffer, when evaluating a preparation workstation.
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