Polisher S/kit Housing (32) For Pol02

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft housing service kit for the POL02 polisher.
• Replacement for the main body housing (item 32 on parts diagram).
• Matches original shape, venting and internal mounting points.
• Provides correct support for motor, switch, wiring and handle areas.
• Restores clean, professional appearance to a tired or damaged tool.
• Durable construction for daily use in workshops and panel shops.

Benefits

• Improves safety by replacing cracked or broken plastic housings.
• Restores a solid, comfortable grip for better control during polishing.
• Helps protect internal components from dust, debris and accidental knocks.
• Enhances airflow through the original cooling vent layout.
• Extends the useful life of the POL02 instead of replacing the entire machine.

Extra Information

Common signs that the main housing needs replacement include visible cracks, stripped screw posts, broken vent fins, loose switch areas or a polisher that flexes noticeably when you grip it. Using the POL02-SK09 genuine housing keeps all the internal components aligned the way the factory intended, making the tool feel solid and dependable again.

When transferring components into a new housing, it is a good opportunity to inspect the cable, strain relief, switch, brushes and internal wiring. Replacing any tired parts at the same time can save future downtime and keeps your POL02 wool bonnet polisher ready for regular use on automotive paintwork, metal and other surfaces.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: Take clear photos of the internal layout and wiring before you strip the old housing – this makes reassembly into the new POL02-SK09 body much simpler. Lay out screws and small parts in order as you remove them, and always double-check that cables are routed correctly and not pinched before closing the housing and tightening the screws.

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 the motor or wiring.
• Ensure all cables, strain reliefs and earth connections are correctly routed and secured in the new housing.
• Refit all screws and covers properly and test the polisher under no load before returning it to normal use.
• If you are unsure about rewiring or reassembly, use a qualified technician or an approved service centre.