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The model number on the machine is the key: typed into search it finds the part whether it sits in this leaf or in the welding section machine spares, the drop down selector lists everything compatible with the machine, and the Compatible tab confirms each part. A photo with the model over WhatsApp covers the rest.

The MIGKIT consumables kit for the MIGHTYMIG150 sits in this leaf, and the wider MIG spares run, feed rollers, torch sockets and switches, sits in the welding machine spares leaf of the welding consumables section, all matched by model.

Two SA36 spares sit here: the SA36.V2-03 replacement die and the SA36.V2-06 punch, the two wear parts of the spot welding arm, each named for the SA36 on its listing.

In the welding consumables and accessories section, organised by type: tips and nozzles, electrodes and wire, torches, helmet spares and gas equipment, from the Sealey, SIP and Draper ranges with fit stated per listing.

The bull nose adaptor and the BTR4 universal trolley are both listed for portable MIG welders, and the 9mm reduction nozzle serves the HS102 and HS102K by name.

The model and a photo of the old part over WhatsApp is the route: older and discontinued machines are the most common spares enquiry, and identification starts from exactly those two things.

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This is the machine specific welding corner of the Sealey shelf: seven spares matched by the model number on the machine. SA36 parts and MIGHTYMIG150 spares lead it, HS102 alongside, and each listing names the machine it serves, with the Compatible tab confirming the match from the other side.

The depth sits one section over. Welding consumables and accessories holds the tips, electrodes, torches, helmet spares and regulators from the Sealey, SIP and Draper ranges, organised by consumable type with fit stated on each listing, and the welding machine spares leaf there carries the wider run of Sealey welder parts, feed rollers, torch sockets and switches among them, matched the same way, by model.

So the route is short: a Sealey welding machine model typed into search finds its parts wherever they sit, this leaf for its seven, the welding section for the rest. Bodyshop dies and punches for the dent side sit here too, picked by the tool they serve.

Anything unresolved, an older machine or an unbadged part, goes over WhatsApp on 07754288583 with the model and a photo of the old part, and Parts For Machines identifies it from there.

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FAQs

The model number on the machine is the key: typed into search it finds the part whether it sits in this leaf or in the welding section machine spares, the drop down selector lists everything compatible with the machine, and the Compatible tab confirms each part. A photo with the model over WhatsApp covers the rest.

The MIGKIT consumables kit for the MIGHTYMIG150 sits in this leaf, and the wider MIG spares run, feed rollers, torch sockets and switches, sits in the welding machine spares leaf of the welding consumables section, all matched by model.

Two SA36 spares sit here: the SA36.V2-03 replacement die and the SA36.V2-06 punch, the two wear parts of the spot welding arm, each named for the SA36 on its listing.

In the welding consumables and accessories section, organised by type: tips and nozzles, electrodes and wire, torches, helmet spares and gas equipment, from the Sealey, SIP and Draper ranges with fit stated per listing.

The bull nose adaptor and the BTR4 universal trolley are both listed for portable MIG welders, and the 9mm reduction nozzle serves the HS102 and HS102K by name.

The model and a photo of the old part over WhatsApp is the route: older and discontinued machines are the most common spares enquiry, and identification starts from exactly those two things.

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