HAZET 9012M test/review
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- It was Black Friday and I've had my eye on this for a while now. It's got tremendous loosening torque and it's small size means I can fit it where the big gun won't go.
Hazet 9012M
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A great tool for use where there is little space for full-size compressed air impact wrenches. Especially for suspension bolts, exhaust, brake calipers and pulley screws etc.
That's exactly why I bought it. Gets into the spaces the big gun can't, but still hits as hard.
Great gun. I use the 9012 SPC, 850nm, The big one like your Bluepoint. :)
Hazet best toosl
(hah-tset) - it's German for HZ, the initials of company's founder (-;
where is made this tool ? is it mad ein germany ,or made in china or taiwan in hazet factory ?
Taiwan
Nice! I've been looking for an excuse to buy one of these. How many ft/lbs was the tightest bolt you tested? (or Nm i can convert lol)
The two I slackened and retightened to a 120nm, your typical wheel bolt. The others were off the scale on my torque wrench. It's not THE most powerful gun, but for its size it's amazing.
How big of a compressor do you have?
First off, thank you for your Videos, especially the Chinese Diesel heater Vids, I thought i should mention, that Shear Force {Unbolting etc} has little relationship to Compression force[ fastening force] check out some of Ave's videos.
The Shear force on an inclined plain will always be less than the compressive force on an inclined plain [screw thread] forgive my command of the language, as i am on my second Coffee and Whiskey,,hahha
Yes, I should have been more clear in the video. I didn't want to demonstrate it undoing X torque. But rather the little tiny gun could undo wheel bolts that had been torqued up to spec.
@@DavidMcLuckie yeah i only chimed in to help clarify, no offense, i was just a wee bit pickled..hahaa
what compressor you have? any video about it?
It isn't anything particularly exciting. It's a Wolf Dakota 150. You've given me an idea to make a video about it now. :)
Gracias amigo donde c consiguen esas herramientas en mexico teléfono dirección etc gracias por información esa marca y bahco no he podido encontrar
Yo pedí que alguien la comprara en Alemania y en un viaje me la trajeron, el "distribuidor" de México me cobraba 4 veces lo que cuesta en Alemania y había que esperar 3 meses. @reynoldflores7599
nice
Considering a stubby one myself, for places where the IR231 doesnt fit (same as your bluepoint, obviously made for snap on by IR or possibly a clone of the IR231) (If your finding the bluepoint low on power, Amazon (among others) have the rebuild kit with new vanes etc, pepped my IR231 up a good bit, before it was using a lot of air and not doing much, now it does a lot and doesnt use as much air.)
Tune up Kit I got: www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000E0P40C/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 (though I have seen it on sale sporadically in the UK)
I'm considering either the Hazet or the Facom NS1600F
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Facom-NS-1600F-1-2-Drive-Micro-Composite-Air-Impact-Wrench-861Nm/142606091748?epid=1878546023&hash=item2133fc45e4:g:SZsAAOSwm3paLnYb
Have you seen the AvE video where he compares impact drivers? And also finds out there is a Chinese manufacturer making most of them and they just get rebranded. So the £500 Snap-On is the same as the £100 no-name.
ruclips.net/video/lqIQe6qsX_g/видео.html
Take that protective plastic, it will look much better
It's not there to be looked at. It's to get used. I paid extra for the silicon cover.
this is silicon protective cover for Hazet pneumatic miniguns models:
9011M (3/8") part number 9012M-S,
9012M (1/2") part number 9012M-S,
and shortest model 9012M-1 part number 9012M-1-S.
Cost only 6€.
@@DavidMcLuckie The cover is senseless in my opinion! Tools are gonna get scratched anyway 🤭