OEM Porter Cable Air Tool Parts & Accessories

O-RING

$6.51

Minimum Quantity of 2 required

Manufacturer Part Number:: 184449

HEAD VALVE SEAL

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(2)

$5.96

Minimum Quantity of 2 required

Manufacturer Part Number:: 9R195500

This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The head valve seal is found in a Porter Cable framing nailer. This part is made of plastic, and is placed in the head valve to help control the flow of air into the cylinder. You may require an Allen wrench or hex key when replacing this item. The head valve is provided as an individual replacement part.

O-RING, 1.925X.103 XN

$6.16

Minimum Quantity of 2 required

Manufacturer Part Number:: 149828

This O-ring provides a tight seal within pneumatic tools, helping maintain proper air pressure for smooth and efficient operation. Made from durable, oil-resistant rubber, it is designed to handle repeated use and wear. Replacing a worn or cracked O-ring can help restore driving power and prevent air leaks, ensuring reliable tool performance.

O RING

$6.49

Minimum Quantity of 2 required

Manufacturer Part Number:: 105815

OVERHAUL KIT

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(4)

$63.61

Manufacturer Part Number:: FR350B/FC350BOK

TRIGGER SPRING

$6.16

Minimum Quantity of 2 required

Manufacturer Part Number:: 9R195767

HEAD VALVE PLATE

$6.55

Minimum Quantity of 2 required

Manufacturer Part Number:: 9R194952

This is an authentic Porter Cable replacement part that has been sourced from the original manufacturer to be used with pneumatic framing nailers. The plate is used to provide spacing and to support the head valve assembly. This item is available as an individual replacement part. A hex driver set is needed to install this part.

CONTACT ARM FOOT

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(1)

$6.55

Manufacturer Part Number:: 9R191793

HEAD VALVE SPRING

$6.16

Minimum Quantity of 2 required

Manufacturer Part Number:: 9R194954

Trigger Valve

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(3)

$12.28

Manufacturer Part Number:: 9R202265-TW

This genuine OEM trigger valve in your nailer or stapler works in conjunction with the head valve. When you press the trigger valve, it creates a pressure difference between the air reservoir and the cylinder and causes the head valve to open and release compressed air to drive the nail or staple into the material you are working on. It is commonly found in the handle or grip area of the tool. If ...