Machinery Parts & Accessories

Machinery Parts & Accessories includes replacement components and tool-mounting accessories used to support equipment maintenance, repair and upkeep. Common commercial uses include servicing compatible turret mills, planers, sanders, power feeders and coil nailers, as well as mounting compatible sheet metal hole cutters in drill chucks.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Choose machinery parts for the equipment and component you service

Replacement parts are specific to the equipment and component identified. Start with the machine type and compatible model or application, then match the required part style, dimensions, thread specification or material where listed.

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Popular examples in this category

Use Cases

Support routine maintenance and repairs

Use these parts when replacing designated washers, rings, springs, pins, fasteners, keys, gaskets or O-rings on compatible shop equipment.

How to Choose

Match the exact application first

Confirm the equipment type and listed compatible model or series. Then compare the component type and any stated size, thread, power configuration or material detail.

Applications

Cover milling, sanding, planing and more

The represented applications include turret mills, cutterhead planers, belt and drum sanders, a high-speed sander, power feeders, a coil nailer and sheet metal hole-cutting.

Additional Info

Review listed ordering and handling details

Many represented replacement parts have a minimum order of one each. Some listings also provide dimensions or size references for parts review, storage and handling planning.

1 eachCommon listed minimum

Represented parts can be ordered starting at one each.

3/8 in.Arbor drill chuck minimum

The arbor fits 3/8-inch and larger drill chucks.

5/16-18Listed bolt thread

The carriage bolt has the stated thread specification.

10 mm x 25 x 3TListed washer size

This size is provided for the flat washer used with compatible planer configurations.

Comparison Guide

Compare the represented product types

Use this overview to narrow the category by the component required and the equipment application stated in the product information.

Product typeRepresented equipment applicationKey selection detail
Retaining and sealing partsTurret mills and PF-series power feedersChoose the snap ring or O-ring for the listed compatible equipment.
Washers, springs and pinsPlaners, sanders and a coil nailerMatch the designated component and any stated size or machine configuration.
Fastener and mounting accessoryDrum sander and sheet metal hole cuttersMatch the bolt thread and length, or verify arbor and drill chuck compatibility.
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Start with compatibility

Select for the machine you are servicing

Compatibility is the central selection factor for machinery replacement components. The available examples are intended for specified equipment, including JTM-4VS turret mills, 201- and 209-series planers, PF-series power feeders, 16-inch open-end belt sanders, a 22-44 Pro 3 drum sander and a 5-inch high-speed sander.

  • Match the listed machine type and model or series.
  • For planer parts, review the stated cutterhead or power configuration when provided.
  • Choose a component only for its identified equipment application.
Compare component details

Use the listed part format and measurements

After confirming the application, compare the replacement component itself. This category includes snap rings, O-rings, washers, springs, pins, a key, a gasket and a carriage bolt, plus an arbor for mounting compatible sheet metal hole cutters.

  • Match washer dimensions when a size is listed, such as 10 mm x 25 x 3T.
  • Match the carriage bolt's stated 5/16-18 thread and 3/4-inch length.
  • For the arbor, verify use with compatible cutters and a 3/8-inch or larger drill chuck.
Plan maintenance purchases

Order the part quantity needed for service work

The represented replacement components are available with a minimum order of one each, helping maintenance teams purchase the quantity required for a repair. Where dimensions or weight are listed, use those details as references for parts storage and handling planning.

  • Order from one each where the listing states that minimum.
  • Use listed dimensions as a planning reference, not as a substitute for application matching.
  • Keep the machine application and component description together during parts review.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What types of machinery parts are represented?

The summaries include rings, washers, springs, pins, a replacement key, a gasket, a carriage bolt and an arbor.

How should I choose a replacement part?

Match the part to the listed compatible machine or application, then verify the stated component details.

Are parts available in individual quantities?

The represented products list a minimum order of one each.

What is the arbor used for?

It mounts compatible sheet metal hole cutters in a 3/8-inch or larger drill chuck.