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Start with the model number on the tool. PCL air tool spares carry an APS code that mirrors the tool's APT or APP number, so APS716 parts are for the APT716 and APS271 parts for the APP271, and the product name states the tool it is for. Check that model against the name before ordering, because parts are specific to each tool.

Rotor blades are the vanes that spin inside an air tool's motor. As they wear, the tool loses speed and power even on a good air supply. They are listed under RBS codes, some as a set of 6, for tools such as the APT265, APT715 and APP203. Match the set to your tool's model number, as vane sizes differ between motors.

Quantum boards are listed with the forecourt and digital equipment spares under DSQ codes, such as DSQ01/307 or DSQ04/303, and versions differ: one is described as dual screen and another as 120VAC. Take the code from the board being replaced, confirm the machine's model number and supply voltage, and order the identical DSQ number, not a near match.

Check the length and the end fitting on the hose being replaced, then confirm against the machine's model number. Hose assemblies here are listed in lengths including 7.62m, 9.15m and 10m, and the names say whether a connector is included, for example a 7.62m hose with Euro connector or a 10m hose with no connector.

Tyre inflator spares are named after the inflator they suit, so look for the same range name or code on your unit, such as PG, WM, AirForce, Portair or Accura. Parts include deflate valve assemblies, hand controls, a charge valve assembly and a battery kit. Match the part to the inflator's model before ordering, as each assembly is listed for a particular range.

A filter removes water and dirt from the air, a regulator sets the working pressure and a lubricator adds oil for air tools. The air treatment section lists single and combined units: a filter with auto drain, a regulator, a filter/regulator and a filter/regulator/lubricator, with 1/4 ports and a 0-145 psi (0-10 bar) range. Match the port size to your pipework, or the unit code if replacing like for like.

PCL Spares

PCL spares live here, organised across five shelves: air tool spares, forecourt and digital equipment, tyre inflation and gauges, hose, tube and couplings, and air treatment and regulators, nearly 470 parts from the UK air line specialist. The tool number is the key throughout. PCL codes its tools and their parts as families, APP and APT tool numbers carrying matched APS service parts, DS and DSQ numbers serving the digital inflator estate, and the number on the tool body or machine plate typed into search finds its listed parts directly, with the drop down selector on PCL parts showing everything compatible with a tool in one view and the Compatible tab confirming each part against its tools from the other side. The estate divides by what PCL is known for. The air tool side runs service kits, rotor blades, triggers and O rings by tool, the deepest shelf of the five. The forecourt side keeps garage inflation equipment alive through the weather it works in, hose assemblies, displays, decals and controller parts matched by machine. Tyre inflation carries the gauges and connectors of the trade, and the air line shelves hold the couplings and treatment units, families like Airflow, XF and Vertex, reached from here and through the compressor and air line section both. PCL has made air line fittings and inflation equipment in the UK for a century, and the spares behaviour matches the trade it serves: parts are coded, listed and matched by number, so the garage that runs PCL kit rebuilds it the same way it bought it. Anything unmarked, an old gauge or a worn coupling, goes over WhatsApp on 07754288583 with the tool number and a photo, and comes back named.