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General Power Tool Accessories and Spare Parts

764 products · Power Tool Accessories and Spare Parts

Here you will find accessories and spare parts for power tools: wear components and replacement parts to keep your working tools in good condition. It is a collection that suits workshops, maintenance technicians and firms that prefer to repair a tool rather than replace it.

What you will find in this collection

  • Side handles and base guards
  • Pins, guides and other spare parts
  • Die kits for cordless tools
  • Battery holders and batteries
  • Accessories for combination hammers, circular saws and sanders

How to choose

  • Identify the exact code of the tool and of the spare part: brands such as Makita, Milwaukee and DeWalt use specific codes for each part.
  • Check the tool's series, for example the battery platform, before ordering dies or battery holders.
  • For wear components, keep a stock of the most heavily stressed parts to reduce machine downtime.

To receive a quote or advice on your choice, write to or call the AMES technicians: they will help you find the right items for your work.

How to choose power tool spare parts: compatibility matters
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Products in this collection

MANDRINO A CREMAGLIERA
A.M.E.S. srl

Geared chuck

Mandrino autoserrante
A.M.E.S. srl

Keyless chuck

Frequently asked questions: General Power Tool Accessories and Spare Parts
What are accessories and spare parts for power tools used for?

They are used to replace parts subject to wear or to complete a tool already in use, such as chucks, ring nuts, battery holders, pins and guides. They allow you to repair the tool instead of replacing it. To use them properly you need to know the brand and model of the tool they will be fitted to.

How do I find the right spare part for my tool?

Find the model or code printed on the tool and compare it with that of the spare part. A chuck depends on the shank diameter and the fitting of the machine, while ring nuts depend on the thread. The collection includes spare parts for DeWalt, Fervi and other brands. When the code is unclear, it is best to ask before ordering.

Which chuck should I choose: keyless or keyed?

The keyless chuck is tightened by hand by turning the sleeve, without a key, and is convenient for frequent changes on drills and screwdrivers. The keyed chuck is tightened with its dedicated key and suits heavier work. Check the clamping range, that is, the minimum and maximum bit diameter accepted, and compatibility with the tool's fitting.

Which battery holders and replacement batteries are available for cordless tools?

The collection includes pairs of DeWalt battery holders and replacement battery holders. The battery holder is the part that houses the tool's battery and should be chosen according to the model and the voltage. Before buying it, check that it is compatible with your battery and that the connector is the same.

Which accessories are available for demolition hammers and circular saws?

The collection includes side handles, base guards and fixing pins for grinding wheels and discs without a shank. For circular saws there is also the swivelling square for using the saw as a table saw, suitable for some DeWalt models. Choose the accessory according to the tool model and the type of work.

How do I use ring nuts, chucks and discs safely?

Lock the tool before changing the ring nut or the disc and disconnect the battery or the plug. Use the specific key for the ring nut and do not force the tightening, because a poorly tightened chuck can let the bit slip out during work. Check that the disc is suitable for the speed of the tool and is not damaged.

Which dust extractor is available for DeWalt rotary hammers?

For the DeWalt D25303K and D25304K rotary hammers there is the D25300D dust extractor, which helps collect drilling dust in the work environment. For other machines, check in the manual whether a compatible extraction system is provided and always use the respiratory protection indicated.