Help Identifying Angle Grinder for parts

[scuba.sm]

I've lurked on these boards for a while, and found them to be a great resource. As a result, I've joined up to ask for some help

I recently picked up this angle grinder for a song, but after reading the bench grinder safety thread I decided I'd rather not use it without the guards. The problem is, it didn't come with guards, and I can't make out enough of the label to identify a manufacturer. Can anybody help?

Thanks!

 

[jeremy v]

I can't read your manufacturer label, but the angle grinder itself looks like a Ingersoll Rand model 314. That would make your tool a 7" 2500rpm at 90psi angle polisher/sander. A 313 model 7" 5000rpm at 90psi angle grinder looks almost the same, but it has a slightly different exhaust vent design. Your label is obviously not a IR label, but it could easily be a re-branded IR.

 

[Bobcat753]

Judging by the label remnants I'd say it's a Jupiter Pneumatic. Not sure on model number but most of those 7" air sanders are the same from the same factory.

 

[scuba.sm]

Thanks for the help jeremy and bobcat. I'll keep this thing on sander duty.

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[454ragtop]

Looks like Universal Pneumatic out of Michigan?

 

[sberry]

Its really a sander,,, why it doesn't have a guard. I use them, 36 grit.