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230V (6370f5616c5fd4f190000b42)
415V (6370f5616c5fd4f190000b42)
51382V (6370f5616c5fd4f190000b42)

FAQs

By parts list code from the machine manual, typed into search, with the Stock Number and a photo over WhatsApp recovering any code the manual took with it.

In cost order: the valve plate, then the head gasket, then piston rings, all coded parts here, and the section page symptom guide walks the same order.

In sets, coded by tool: blades are the vane motor's consumable and the first cure for an air tool that has lost its power, with the O rings and springs that go in at the same service.

The parts list answers exactly: O rings here are coded to their machines rather than sold by bare size, so the diagram's number buys the right ring first time.

Split by kind: consumables, tips, liners and torches live in welding consumables, while coded Draper machine internals and panels sit on this shelf, both reached by the machine's numbers.

The parts assume it: blades, seals, springs and inlets are all individually coded, and a photo of the stripped tool over WhatsApp confirms the codes where wear has beaten the diagram.

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Twelve hundred coded parts keep Draper compressors, air tools and welders running, and the parts list code is the way in as everywhere in the Draper estate: the machine manual numbers each part on its exploded diagram, the number typed into search finds it here, and the Stock Number on the machine recovers a lost code over WhatsApp on 07754288583 with a photo of the old part.

The compressor side maps the classic failures part by part. Valve plates and gaskets cure the machine that runs without building pressure, piston rings the one that pumps oil or breathes wearily, air filters guard the intake against the workshop's dust, and cylinders, fans and impellers rebuild the airflow end, each found by its code. The pressure story told on the compressor and air line section pages, valve before gasket before rings, prices this shelf exactly: the cheap coded part is tried first, and the machine is back at work before the dear one was ever needed.

The air tool corner turns on rotor blades, the vane motor consumable stocked here in coded sets, with springs, O rings across dozens of coded sizes, air inlets and handles beside them, so a tired air tool is revived at its blades and seals for a fraction of its price rather than retired.

The welding side carries the machine panels and internals that the welding consumables section does not hold, side panels among the coded lines, matched like everything else. Quarter inch BSP fittings, spring pins and socket cap screws fill the seams of the shelf because rebuilds consume them alongside the named parts, and the Compatible tab confirms every part against its machines before anything ships.