Polisher Service Kit Housing Comp. (14/31/33/34-36) For Pol05

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft housing component kit for the POL05 polisher.
• Includes key body and housing parts as referenced on the POL05 parts diagram (items 14, 31, 33, 34–36).
• Correct moulding and screw locations to support internal motor and gearbox components.
• Designed for a secure, comfortable grip during extended polishing sessions.
• Durable material to handle workshop knocks, heat and vibration.
• Direct replacement for cracked, distorted or worn original housings.

Benefits

• Restores structural integrity and solid feel to a tired POL05 polisher.
• Helps keep internal components correctly aligned and supported.
• Reduces rattles, flex and unwanted vibration from damaged housings.
• Improves user comfort and confidence when working on sensitive finishes.
• Makes the machine look cleaner and more professional in front of customers.

Extra Information

Signs that the housing components need replacement include visible cracks in the body, loose or stripped screw points, missing plastic around contact areas, or a polisher that flexes and creaks when you apply pressure on the pad. In some cases, a dropped machine or a failed internal component can damage the casing badly enough that internal parts are no longer properly supported.

The POL05-SK14 kit is made specifically for the Tork Craft POL05 polisher, so all locating ribs, screw bosses and internal clearances match the original design. Refitting genuine housings alongside good internal components is one of the best ways to make an older machine feel tight, safe and ready for many more hours of work.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: When transferring components into the new POL05-SK14 housing parts, clean dust and compound from switches, wiring and internals as you go. Lay the old and new housings side by side, move one component at a time and make sure cable routes and grommets go back into their original positions before closing the body up and tightening the screws evenly.

Specifications

Safety

• Always unplug the polisher from the mains before opening the housing or moving internal components.
• Allow the tool to cool down fully before handling motor, wiring and electronic parts.
• Ensure all cables are routed correctly and not trapped between housing halves.
• Use the correct length screws in each position to avoid cracking the new housing.
• After reassembly, check that the trigger, speed control and spindle lock operate freely before running the machine under load.
• If you are unsure about repairs, have the work carried out by a qualified technician or an approved service centre.