Power tool spare parts are essential for extending the lifespan of electric tools used daily in workshops, on construction sites and for DIY projects. Drills, cordless screwdrivers, grinders, sanders, jigsaws, routers, wall chasers and electric planers all rely on numerous mechanical and electrical components subject to heavy wear.

Over time, intensive use, vibration, dust, humidity and overloads can lead to the failure of certain parts. However, a breakdown does not always mean replacing the entire tool. Replacing a faulty power tool spare part often allows your machine to return quickly to proper working condition while reducing replacement costs.

At Probois Machinoutils, we offer a wide selection of power tool spare parts to help you repair, maintain and extend the lifespan of your professional and DIY equipment.

A Large Range of Spare Parts for Power Tools

Our category dedicated to power tool spare parts continuously evolves in order to meet the needs of both hobby users and professionals.

You can find parts for:

• electric drills;
• cordless screwdrivers;
• grinders;
• sanders;
• jigsaws;
• routers;
• electric planers;
• portable circular saws;
• multifunction tools;
• workshop and construction site power tools.

We offer components compatible with many recognised brands in the power tool industry:

• Scheppach;
• Woodstar;
• Holzmann;
• Parkside;
• Dexter;
• Mac Allister;
• Redstone;
• and many other tool brands.

Our range includes motor carbon brushes, switches, armatures, stators, gears, drive belts, batteries, chucks, electric motors, electronic components and many mechanical spare parts for electric tools.

Carbon Brushes for Power Tools

Power tool carbon brushes are among the most frequently replaced wear parts on electric tools.

Over time, brushes naturally wear out and may cause:

• power loss;
• motor interruptions;
• excessive sparking;
• starting difficulties;
• complete tool shutdown.

Replacing carbon brushes for power tools often significantly extends the lifespan of a machine at a low cost.

Switches and Electrical Components

Power tool switches are also heavily used during daily operation.

We offer various electrical components including:

• on/off switches;
• electronic speed controllers;
• safety buttons;
• trigger switches;
• capacitors;
• electrical wiring;
• starting components.

A faulty switch may prevent the tool from starting or cause unstable operation.

Armatures and Stators for Electric Motors

The armature and stator play a key role in the operation of electric motors used in power tools.

A failure of these components may cause:

• power loss;
• motor overheating;
• unstable operation;
• excessive vibration;
• complete tool shutdown.

We offer different armatures and stators for power tools compatible with many machines.

Batteries and Chargers for Power Tools

Cordless tools use battery systems that may require replacement after several years of use.

You can find:

• power tool batteries;
• battery chargers;
• charging components;
• electrical connectors;
• power supply accessories.

A worn battery may reduce autonomy or prevent the tool from functioning correctly.

Mechanical Parts for Power Tools

Power tools also use many mechanical parts subject to wear:

• gears;
• bearings;
• chucks;
• belts;
• transmission systems;
• housings;
• guiding components.

Replacing a worn mechanical part often helps restore:

• improved precision;
• reduced vibration;
• smoother operation;
• improved user safety.

Parts for Sanders, Grinders and Electric Saws

Electric sanders, grinders and portable saws are among the most commonly used tools in workshops and on construction sites.

These machines regularly require the replacement of certain parts:

• motor carbon brushes;
• switches;
• bearings;
• sanding pads;
• belts;
• transmission systems;
• electronic components.

Regular maintenance improves performance and reduces the risk of breakdowns.

Parts for Drills and Cordless Screwdrivers

Electric drills and cordless screwdrivers also use many replacement parts:

• chucks;
• motors;
• batteries;
• gears;
• triggers;
• switches;
• electronic components.

A properly maintained drill or screwdriver keeps its power and precision for much longer.

Easily Find the Right Spare Part for Your Power Tool

To correctly identify a power tool spare part, it is important to verify:

• the exact tool model;
• the brand;
• the manufacturer reference;
• sometimes the serial number;
• dimensions and technical specifications;
• the production year depending on the model.

Some machines may have undergone technical updates over the years. Two tools with similar names may sometimes use different components. We therefore always recommend carefully checking compatibility before ordering.

A Continuously Expanding Range of Power Tool Spare Parts

Our category of power tool spare parts continuously evolves according to customer needs and manufacturer availability.

If you cannot find the part you are looking for, feel free to contact us. We regularly add new references in order to better meet the repair and maintenance needs of power tool users.

Probois Machinoutils: Specialist in Spare Parts for Power Tools

At Probois Machinoutils, we help electric tool users find suitable power tool spare parts.

Our goal is to provide:

• a large selection of power tool spare parts;
• mechanical and electrical components;
• solutions to extend tool lifespan;
• references for old and modern tools;
• a continuously evolving range according to customer demand.

Thanks to our experience in woodworking machines, workshop equipment and tooling, we support both hobby users and professionals in maintaining their equipment under the best conditions.

Order Your Power Tool Spare Parts from Probois Machinoutils

Whether you are looking for carbon brushes, a switch, a chuck, a battery, an electric motor, an armature, a stator or any other power tool spare part, our selection helps you quickly find the correct components for your electric tools.

With our specialised catalogue dedicated to spare parts and maintenance components, you can extend the lifespan of your tools while maintaining their performance and reliability.