Polisher S/kit Cord Clamp & Sleeve (49-51) For Pol02

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft cord clamp and sleeve service kit for the POL02 polisher.
• Covers components 49–51 at the mains cable entry point.
• Strain relief design helps prevent cable kinking and sharp bends.
• Sleeve shields the outer cable jacket where it flexes most.
• Correct fit for the POL02 housing and cable size.
• Durable construction for regular professional and workshop use.

Benefits

• Improves electrical safety by supporting and protecting the mains cable.
• Reduces the risk of internal conductor breakage at the tool entry point.
• Helps prevent exposed wires and nuisance intermittent power faults.
• Extends the service life of the power cord on the POL02 polisher.
• Keeps the rear of the tool neat, tidy and professional-looking.

Extra Information

Typical signs that the cord clamp and sleeve need attention include a cable that moves excessively at the entry point, visible cracking or splitting of the sleeve, flattened or missing clamp parts, or a tool that cuts out when the cable is flexed. Replacing these components with the POL02-SK16 kit restores proper strain relief and helps prevent further damage to the mains lead.

Cable damage is a common cause of power tool downtime and safety failures. Combining a fresh cord clamp and sleeve with regular visual inspections of the cable and plug helps keep your Tork Craft POL02 wool bonnet polisher safer and more reliable in everyday use.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: When fitting the new cord clamp and sleeve, check the mains cable carefully for any hidden nicks, hard spots or broken conductors. If you find damage, replace or professionally repair the cable at the same time. After reassembly, plug the polisher in and gently flex the cable near the entry point while the tool is running under no load to confirm stable, interruption-free operation.

Specifications

Safety

• Always unplug the polisher from the mains before opening the housing or working on the cable.
• Do not reuse damaged or crushed mains cables; replace if in doubt.
• Ensure the new clamp grips the cable firmly without cutting into the insulation.
• Route the cable so that it is not pinched when the housing is closed and screws are tightened.
• If you are unsure about electrical repairs, have the work carried out by a qualified technician or an approved service centre.