Main applications
Coffee machine
Pins, fittings and supports
Brewing group, valves, boiler and internal components
Power tool
Screws and clamps
Spindles, blades, guards, fasteners and mechanical locks
Stand mixer
Pins and clips
Latches, hinges, supports and accessory fasteners
Ironing system
Cable ties and fittings
Piping, boilers, steam passages and internal fasteners
Vacuum cleaner
Clips and hooks
Guards, tanks, supports, hinges and closures
Pasta machine
Pins and scrapers
Rollers, shafts, supports and mechanical components
Types of small parts and fasteners
Screws and specific screw parts
They are used to secure guards, supports, spindles, brackets and internal components. Not all screws are equivalent: diameter, length, thread and drive head must match the original spare part.
Clips and fastening hooks
They are used to lock panels, covers, tanks, pipes or moving components. A broken clip can cause vibrations, unstable parts or difficulty closing.
Cable ties and clamps
They are used to lock pipes, wiring, sleeves or parts subject to pressure. They must respect the diameter, shape and type of tightening intended by the manufacturer.
Pins, shafts and hinges
They allow the movement or fastening of levers, rollers, flaps, accessories and internal mechanisms. They are spare parts often specific to the model and mounting position.
Fittings, supports and brackets
They connect or support mechanical, hydraulic or electrical components. Even small differences in shape can make the spare part incompatible.
How to identify the correct spare part
- Exact model of the appliance or power tool
- Product code, service number, PNC or version, if present
- Component position: guard, group, boiler, pipe, blade, spindle or accessory
- Shape, dimensions, type of fastening, thread or mounting point
- Printed code or reference of the old component, if available
- Compatibility list reported in the spare part product sheet
Most frequent problems
Stripped or missing screw → unstable fastening or guard not closed correctly
Broken clip → panel, tank or accessory does not stay in position
Damaged cable tie → pipe or wiring not locked correctly
Worn pin → lever, roller or mechanism with excessive play
Broken clamp → blade, spindle or component not securely tightened
Damaged fitting → leak, instability or lack of connection between components
FAQ
Are small parts, screws, clips and cable ties universal?
No. Some components may look generic, but they often differ in size, shape, thread, material, position and appliance model.
Is measuring the old component enough?
Measurements help, but are not always enough. It is also necessary to check the appliance model, spare part position and compatibility indicated in the product sheet.
Can I replace screws, clips or cable ties myself?
It depends on the component. Simple external parts are often replaceable, while internal spare parts connected to electrical, pressure, heat or safety parts require technical expertise.
What do I need to send to check compatibility?
Send the brand, full model of the appliance, photo of the identification label and photo of the component to be replaced, preferably near its mounting position.
