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A. The DPG62 is designed for pillar drills with a collar diameter of Ø62mm. Check your drill's collar size before ordering.
A. The DPG62 will fit all Sealey pillar drills supplied with a 62mm collar guard, and is also suitable for most other popular pillar drills with a 62mm collar diameter.
A. Flip-up safety guards are a standard safety feature on pillar drills. This replacement is ideal for restoring safe operation when the original guard has been broken or damaged.
A. Yes. Other variants in this range include DPG230, DPG240, DPG250, and DPG30, each covering a different collar diameter. Check your drill's collar size and select accordingly.
A. Check the collar diameter of your drill before ordering. The DPG62 fits a Ø62mm collar. If you are unsure, please refer to the product label for guidance, or contact Parts for Machines for confirmation.
A. WhatsApp us on 07754 288583 with photos of the item and packaging, and we'll resolve the issue in line with our returns policy.
A. Standard UK mainland delivery is 3-5 working days.
A. Yes - WhatsApp us on 07754 288583 with any questions about specifications, suitability, or compatibility, and we'll help you choose the right product.
A. In-stock orders placed before 14:30 Monday to Friday are usually dispatched the same day.
A. We accept returns within 30 days of purchase for items that are unused, undamaged, and in their original packaging. Returns are available only for UK-delivered orders and must include proof of purchase. Before returning an item, please contact us at [email protected] to obtain a Return Merchandise Number (RMN). You may also be asked to share images of the product and its packaging for verification. Items that do not meet these conditions will not be accepted for return. If your return is approved, we will initiate a refund to your credit card or original method of payment. A restocking fee of up to 15% of the order value may apply to each returned item.
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