Polisher S/kit Handle (44-46) For Pol02

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft handle service kit for the POL02 wool bonnet polisher.
• Includes handle components corresponding to items 44–46 on the parts diagram.
• Ergonomic grip shape matched to the original POL02 handle design.
• Provides correct support and protection for switch, trigger and wiring in the handle area.
• Durable construction for daily professional and workshop use.
• Helps return a used tool to a neat, professional appearance.

Benefits

• Restores a firm, comfortable grip for better control of the POL02 polisher.
• Improves safety by replacing cracked, broken or loose handle sections.
• Helps keep internal controls and wiring properly supported and protected.
• Reduces hand fatigue on longer polishing jobs thanks to correct ergonomics.
• Extends the working life of the polisher instead of replacing the complete machine.

Extra Information

Handle components are exposed to bumps, drops, chemical splashes and constant hand pressure. Common signs that the handle needs attention include visible cracks, loose joints, damaged screw bosses, a trigger area that flexes excessively or a tool that simply does not feel secure in the hand anymore. Fitting the POL02-SK15 kit brings the handle area back to factory feel and stability.

When shifting parts into a new handle section, it is a good moment to inspect the switch, trigger, cable and strain relief. Replacing any tired components at the same time helps keep your POL02 wool bonnet polisher reliable, comfortable and safe for everyday use.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: Before stripping the old handle, take clear photos of the internal layout and wiring routes around the switch and trigger. During reassembly into the new POL02-SK15 handle, check that no cables are pinched and that the trigger moves freely without rubbing on the housing before tightening all screws and testing the tool under no load.

Specifications

Safety

• Always disconnect the polisher from the mains before opening the handle or moving internal components.
• Allow the tool to cool down fully before working near the motor and wiring.
• Ensure all cables, strain reliefs and earth connections are correctly routed and secured in the new handle.
• Refit all screws and covers securely, then test the polisher under no load before normal use.
• If you are unsure about rewiring or reassembly, have the work carried out by a qualified technician or an approved service centre.