Hazet 2191/12K Tube Flaring Tool Set

Description

Hazet 2191/12K Tube Flaring Tool Set
Condition:
New
Manufacturer:
HAZET
Part Number:
2191/12K
Product information
Application:
For making open (F) or twin flares (E) according to DIN 74234, standard 90° and 180° flares
For flares on rolled and drawn pipes
For metal tubes and pipes with a wall thickness of 0.7 to 1.0 mm
pipe ∅ 4.75– 10 mm
With replaceable, hinged gripping jaw
Note: For plastic-coated brake lines use HAZET 2193/4 K!
Special cast steel
Sheet metal box (HAZET-blue)
2-component soft foam insert
Made in Germany
Total length: 290 mm
Height: 50 mm
Width: 173 mm
Net weight: 3.11 kg
Number of tools: 12
*The product appearance may vary from what is pictured
About the Manufacturer
HAZET was established in 1868 by Hermann Zerver. The brand name “HAZET” has its roots in the initials of its founder, where the “H” (HA in German) stands for Hermann and the “Z” (ZET in German) for Zerver. HAZET is now a fifth generation family business.
Highly qualified engineers develop and design tools and production aids using the latest CAD computers and “high-end software”. The generated data is used in various ways, e.g. for sample production in the shortest possible time or for communicating with their customers and suppliers via data exchange. Applications of tools are simulated in virtual environments or NC data generated for machine tools, which then enable a 100% reproducible production of the dies. This ensures a consistently high quality standard.
Bulk Pricing
For customers who wish to order large quantities of this item and would like to receive bulk pricing, please contact us directly and we will provide the best price possible.
Warranty
The HAZET quality full warranty
HAZET offers a full warranty on all pneumatic tools showing material defects or faulty workmanship. This is valid independently of the statutory warranty periods.
Parts / components which are naturally prone to wear are excluded from this. Damage to tools, which has been caused by incorrect or improper use, overloading, poor maintenance and care and/or the non-observance of the operating instructions. Defects that arise from using non-original spare parts. The correction of recognised defects is carried out with a free repair or replacement of the defective machine with a working product – or replacement with an updated model if necessary.