PCL air tool parts are coded to their tools, and the code does everything on this shelf: APS service parts name their APP and APT tools directly, so APS234 parts serve the APP234 and APS266 parts the APT266, meaning the number stamped on the tool body is the whole search across 190 lines.
The parts follow what air tools actually wear. Rotor blades, the set of six for the APT265 among them, are the vane motor's true consumable, worn a little by every hour of running, and a tool that has lost its power spins them first in any diagnosis. Trigger kits and air filter kits, both listed with the part numbers they include for the APP234, revive the controls in one bag each, O rings, hex bolts and safety springs seal and secure by tool, and the hammer side runs hammer frames, cages, protector sets and steel rings for the impact wrenches, the APT266 and APP270 among the named tools.
Whole attachments and accessories sit alongside the wear parts: the needle scaler attachment for the APP500, the 34 piece 75mm replenishment kit for the APP790 set, the mini speed regulator that tames the pace of any air tool, the DAC4 end plug and battery cap assembly, and the battery charger for the APC218 cordless impact wrench.
The ISO22 air tool oil in the one litre bottle is the shelf's universal part, the daily few drops down the inlet that keep vane motors alive between services. The tool number typed into search finds a tool's parts, the drop down selector shows them complete, and a worn or unmarked part photographed over WhatsApp on 07754288583 comes back coded against its tool.