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Start with the model number on the machine or in its handbook, for example SM2502, PC200 or VS230, because these spares are machine-specific. Look for that number in the part name, which normally says which models it is for, or use the Fits Model filter. If your model is not named, do not assume the part will fit.

Go by the type of machine. Compressor & Pneumatic Spares covers air line items such as couplings, regulators and ring main fittings; Machine Tool Spares covers lathe, mill and pillar drill parts such as collets and end mills; Vacuum, Extraction & Lifting Spares covers filters, dust bags and jack pads. Then match the part to your model number.

Only if the kit names your ratchet's model number. Repair kits here are listed against specific wrenches, for example the AK6691.RK for the AK6691 3/4 inch drive extendable ratchet. Drive sizes on the page run from 1/4 to 1 inch, but drive size alone is not enough, so check the model number marked on the tool.

Filters and bags are made for particular machines, so match the model number on your vacuum or extractor to the one in the part name. Examples on the page include dust collection bags for the PC200, PC200SD and PC200SDAUTO in a pack of 5, a HEPA cartridge filter for the PC195SD.V3 and filter bags for the SM68 extractor.

The Fits Model filter includes SM2502, SM3002 and SM2503. Parts named for the SM2502 include 10mm and 14mm HSS end mills and 12mm and 16mm MT3-M12 collets, and for the SM2503 mini lathe a 3-10mm collet set and a metric thread cutting gear kit. Confirm your machine's model number before ordering, as tapers differ between models.

Match the voltage and the battery series shown on your tool, then check the model number against the part name. Batteries here are listed by platform, for example the BK02 20V 2Ah battery pack kit for the SV20 Series, and voltages on the page include 12V, 18V and 20V. Do not assume a battery from one series fits another.

Sealey Parts & Spares

Sealey spares live here, organised by machine type across eight sections: workshop equipment, vehicle service tools, compressor and pneumatic spares, machine tool parts, vacuum, extraction and lifting, hand tool spares, batteries and chargers, and welding and bodyshop, more than a thousand Sealey parts in all, each section holding the spares for its machine family. The model number or Stock No is the key to every one of them. It sits on the machine plate or in the manual, and typed into search it finds the parts listed for that machine wherever they sit; the drop down selector on Sealey specific parts shows everything compatible with a machine in one view, and the Compatible tab on any spare confirms the tools it fits from the other side, nearly 1,600 machine to part pairings deep across the estate. The estate runs from the SM2502 mini lathe, the most fitted machine in the range, through the AK3857 puller jaws and VS series vehicle service tools to PerfoTool panels, API cabinet parts, PC series vacuum bags and filters, SV20 batteries and the START560 jump starter, each sitting in its machine type section with the parts listed against the exact models they serve. As an authorised Sealey dealer, Parts For Machines answers the older and discontinued machines too, the most common Sealey spares enquiry of all: the model and a photo of the old part over WhatsApp on 07754288583 gets the part identified and an honest answer on whether it can still be had, and machine model pages list the same parts from the machine side. The Sealey brand page itself carries the range story, while this section is where its machines come for parts.