Tork Craft Polisher Service Kit Stator (23/24) For Pol06

Tork Craft Polisher Service Kit Stator (23/24) For POL06

At a Glance: Genuine motor stator kit for the Tork Craft POL06 polisher

The Tork Craft polisher service kit stator (Cat No. POL06-SK07) is a genuine replacement stator designed specifically for the
Tork Craft POL06 polisher. The stator is the stationary part of the motor that creates the magnetic field for the spinning armature.
When it becomes burnt, shorted or damaged, the machine can lose power, run hot, trip breakers or stop working altogether.
Replacing it with this original POL06-SK07 stator restores the electrical core of the motor, bringing back strong, consistent
performance for stainless steel, tube and other metal polishing tasks.

Specifications

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft replacement Original stator for the Tork Craft POL06 polisher (positions 23/24).
• Correct winding specification Designed for the voltage, load and speed range of the POL06 motor.
• Precision fitment Mounting points and dimensions match the factory-fitted stator.
• Durable insulation Built to handle heat and electrical stress in demanding polishing applications.

Benefits

• Restore Motor Efficiency: Helps recover lost power and torque in a tired or damaged machine.
• Reduced Overheating And Tripping: Fresh windings and insulation improve electrical reliability.
• Longer Tool Life: Using the correct original stator protects the armature, brushes and wiring from further damage.
• Cost-Effective Repair: Extends the working life of your POL06 without the cost of a complete replacement tool.

Extra Information

• Intended as the stator replacement (positions 23/24) for the Tork Craft POL06 polisher within the official spare parts range.
• Recommended when the tool shows severe loss of power, heavy sparking, a burning smell or repeatedly trips the power supply under load.
• Best results are achieved when the stator is replaced as part of a full motor check, including brushes and bearings.

Safety

• Always disconnect the polisher from the power supply before opening the housing or working on the motor.
• Only suitably competent persons should carry out electrical repairs; consult an authorised service centre if unsure.
• Ensure all wiring, insulation and cable clamps are correctly reinstalled before returning the tool to service.
• After reassembly, run the polisher at no-load speed to check for abnormal noise, vibration or arcing before starting work.