Polisher Self- Lock Pin For Pol05

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft spindle self-lock pin for the POL05 polisher.
• Precisely shaped tip to engage correctly with the gear lock recess.
• Matched length and diameter for the original POL05 lock bore.
• Smooth shank for free movement together with the return spring.
• Durable material designed for repeated locking cycles under workshop use.
• Supplied under the POL05-19 spare part reference.

Benefits

• Restores dependable spindle locking for easy backing pad changes.
• Reduces the risk of slippage while tightening or loosening accessories.
• Improves user confidence and safety during daily polishing work.
• Helps protect the gear and housing by engaging in the correct location and depth.
• Extends the service life of the POL05 spindle lock assembly when paired with a healthy spring.

Extra Information

Common signs that the self-lock pin needs replacement include a lock that only engages in certain positions, a button that feels “mushy”, a pad that still rotates when the lock is pressed, or visible rounding or chipping on the old pin tip. Once the working end of the pin is badly worn, no amount of tightening or adjustment will give you a reliable lock again – the pin must be renewed.

The POL05-19 pin is designed specifically around the Tork Craft POL05 polisher, so the engagement shape, travel and fit in the bore are all matched to the original design. For the best feel, combine the new pin with a clean bore and the correct self-locking pin spring (POL05-18 or equivalent genuine part) so the mechanism both engages firmly and releases smoothly.

Specifications

Safety

• Always unplug the polisher from the mains before working on the spindle lock or changing pads.
• Never press the spindle lock while the pad is still spinning – allow it to come to a complete stop first.
• Ensure the new pin moves freely and fully returns under spring pressure before use.
• Do not operate the tool if the lock does not engage positively or fails to release properly.
• If you are unsure about disassembly or reassembly, have the repair carried out by a qualified technician or an approved service centre.