ID HQ SERIES COIL [ID PH65HD] [ID PH65SC] DEMOLITION HAMMER SPARE PART - 30137
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Engineered to Last — Restore Peak Power to Your ID HQ Series Demolition Hammer
The Ideal Power Tools ID HQ Series Coil (Part No. 30137) is a precision-engineered demolition hammer spare part designed as a direct OEM-compatible replacement for the ID PH65HD and ID PH65SC models. Constructed with high-grade copper wire windings and a laminated magnetic core, this coil efficiently converts electrical energy into mechanical energy, restoring full operating power to your tool. Engineered for high-temperature resistance and long service life, it is the dependable choice for professional repair technicians and contractors who demand downtime-free performance.
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- OEM-Compatible Part No. 30137: Manufactured to exact factory tolerances, this coil is a direct drop-in replacement for the Ideal Power Tools ID PH65HD heavy-duty and ID PH65SC demolition hammer models — no modifications or adaptations required for a precise, secure fit.
- Copper Wire Winding Construction: The coil features tightly wound high-conductivity copper wire that maximises electromagnetic efficiency, ensuring the full electrical input is converted into usable mechanical force with minimal heat build-up or power loss during operation.
- Laminated Magnetic Core Design: A laminated silicon-steel magnetic core reduces eddy current losses, improves magnetic flux density, and enhances overall energy transfer efficiency — critical for maintaining the impact rate and striking force of your demolition hammer under load.
- High-Temperature Resistant Insulation: The copper windings are encased in class-H rated insulation material, engineered to remain stable and non-degrading at sustained high operating temperatures — making it suitable for prolonged, heavy-duty demolition tasks on concrete, masonry, and hard substrates.
- Restores Full Motor Performance: A worn or failed coil is a common cause of reduced power output, overheating, and motor failure in demolition hammers. Replacing with this genuine-spec coil (SKU: 30137) restores the tool's rated voltage, amperage draw, and impact energy, effectively extending the operational lifespan of the machine at a fraction of replacement cost.
- ID HQ Series Compatibility: Part of the comprehensive Ideal Power Tools HQ Series spare parts range, this coil is designed specifically within the HQ Series ecosystem, ensuring seamless compatibility with existing motor housings, brush gear, and field assemblies in the ID PH65 family.
This coil ships as a single replacement unit (Part No. 30137) and is supplied ready for installation by a qualified technician. Ideal Power Tools products conform to applicable regional electrical safety and performance standards relevant to professional-grade power tool components.
General Purchase & Comparison Queries
Is Part No. 30137 an original OEM coil or an aftermarket replacement?
Part No. 30137 is an OEM-specification coil supplied by Ideal Power Tools as part of the official ID HQ Series spare parts range. It is manufactured to the exact tolerances and material specifications of the original factory-fitted coil in the ID PH65HD and ID PH65SC models, ensuring full compatibility and restoring the tool to its rated performance without the compromises associated with generic aftermarket parts.
Which demolition hammer models is this coil compatible with?
This coil (Part No. 30137) is specifically engineered for the Ideal Power Tools ID PH65HD (heavy-duty demolition hammer) and the ID PH65SC demolition hammer — both part of the ID HQ Series range. It is not cross-compatible with other model families. If you are unsure of your model, check the rating plate on the tool body or refer to your original purchase documentation before ordering.
Is replacing the coil more cost-effective than buying a new demolition hammer?
In most cases, yes. The coil is one of the most common wear components in a demolition hammer's motor, and replacing it at AED 29.00 restores the tool to full factory-rated performance at a fraction of the cost of a new unit. Provided the tool housing, gearbox, and chisel mechanism are in good condition, a coil replacement is the most economical and sustainable repair path for professional contractors and workshops.
Product-Specific and Usage Queries
What role does the coil play in a demolition hammer?
The coil — also referred to as the field coil or stator winding — is a core motor component responsible for generating the electromagnetic field that drives the armature (rotor). It consists of copper wire wound around a laminated magnetic core, converting incoming electrical energy into the rotational and reciprocating mechanical force that powers the hammer's chisel action. Without a fully functional coil, the motor will produce reduced power, overheat, or fail to operate entirely.
Can I install this coil myself, or does it require a technician?
Coil replacement involves disassembling the motor housing, disconnecting electrical terminals, and refitting the new coil with correct orientation and torque. While experienced users with electrical knowledge can perform this repair, Ideal Power Tools recommends installation by a qualified power tool repair technician to ensure correct fitment, safe electrical connections, and to avoid voiding any applicable service warranty on the repair.
How do I know if the coil on my ID PH65HD or ID PH65SC needs replacing?
Common indicators of a failing or failed coil include: noticeably reduced impact power or sluggish performance, the motor running hot to the touch after brief use, a burning smell during operation, intermittent power loss, or the tool failing to start despite the power supply being confirmed. A qualified technician can perform a resistance (ohm) test across the coil terminals to confirm an open circuit or shorted winding before proceeding with replacement.
Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries
My ID PH65HD runs but has lost significant striking power — could the coil be the cause?
Yes. A partially shorted or degraded coil is a primary cause of reduced impact energy in demolition hammers. When coil windings break down — due to heat cycling, moisture ingress, or mechanical stress — the electromagnetic field weakens, reducing the motor's torque output and directly impacting the tool's blows-per-minute rate and chisel force. Replacing the coil with the correct Part No. 30137 will restore full motor output, provided no other components (armature, brushes, gearbox) are also worn.
The tool overheats rapidly during use — can a new coil fix this?
Rapid overheating is frequently caused by a coil with degraded insulation or shorted windings, which draws excess current and generates abnormal heat. Replacing the coil with the high-temperature resistant Part No. 30137 — featuring class-rated insulation — can resolve thermally-induced overheating. However, it is also worth checking that carbon brushes are not excessively worn and that ventilation slots in the motor housing are clear of dust and debris, as these can compound the issue.
I ordered the wrong coil part number previously — how do I confirm 30137 is correct for my tool?
To confirm compatibility, locate the model designation on the rating plate affixed to your tool's body — it will clearly state either ID PH65HD or ID PH65SC. Part No. 30137 is the designated coil for both of these models within the ID HQ Series. If your tool's rating plate shows a different model code, contact Ideal Power Tools directly with your model number to identify the correct spare part before ordering.