The owner of HAZET pneumatic tools requires compressed air, which is generated by an air compressor.

The key factors here are the volume of the air receiver and the compressor’s air delivery rate. It is important to note that a compressor’s air delivery rate is usually specified at atmospheric pressure. This means that the volume of air produced at a working pressure of 6.3 bar is significantly lower.

HAZET recommends a minimum tank capacity of 150 litres for its expert tools to ensure that the impact wrenches can deliver their full performance.

To achieve this full performance, the working pressure must also be taken into account:
Higher pressure causes disproportionately high wear and tear and delivers virtually no additional performance, as the devices are optimised for a specific working pressure (usually 6.3 bar).

Why is this important?

• Compressed air enables powerful, robust and workshop-suitable drives for many professional applications.

tool finder:

• If you’re not sure what pressure to set on the compressor, why not have a look at our pressure loss calculator?

By the way:

To operate our pneumatic tools with air motors, the compressed air should be as ‘dry’ as possible to prevent corrosion forming in the air motor. A mini oiler or a permanently fitted maintenance unit (9070-2 or 9070-4) will also extend the service life of your air-powered tools

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