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I don't think so for the 630 series - see the simple badge on the top right: But yes for the 600 N series - with a T-badge with "Transaction profile": German description in the catalogue for the Transaction profile:

The HAZET thread is here I just look at the Blackhawk - looks quite similar - but small differences and also in the first versions (recess at the switch lever) by Blackhawk. The patent 1927844 written on some is from 1932 - granted in June 1933 for the USA. it's topic is the spring-loaded...

Keep in mind, that HAZET with thousand of tools not build all tools at their own - they also bought customized versions at different brands (e.g. Stahlwille torque wrench in the 50s to 70s till they build there own in the mid 70s, or hammers from CADOS in the late 60s, etc). And as far as I...

I don't think it is Hazet - the blue color(s) are different to that. But there were a lot of no name products with that blue hammer finish paint in the 70s to 90s. The sticker with "Sternstraße 9, D-58675 Hemer", in Germany: the previous located machinery company "Ernst Koch GmbH & Co. KG" no...

Hello everyone, and now the smallest ;) ratchet in my HAZET collection: a 2.8" tie clip in shape of a "HAZET 916 S" around the year 2000: my real ratchets from ~1925 to ~2000: regards,

The issue of the unknown symbol (triangular crown) at the HAZET 2140-2 hammer head is solved: It is from the old CADOS "Carl Döhl Söhne" (Carl Doehl sons, 1859 to ~1984, 1969 bought by Peddinghaus, which still lends its name to the CADOS trademark to some hammers). CADOS was located at...

Hello everyone, after my 1955 Hazet tool cart, my new project arrived today: HAZET Assistent 166 TS 1967-76 (with yellow brakes, 1979 the brakes are uncolored silver) (something like a luxury "Assistent" version, foldable including removable pillars, integrated lock at the top, ...

Yes in the 1920s ;) as also at this Hazet hexdrive (sold in "Hazet 240a" sets) (today in overfilled engine bays i like to have more tooth "Hazet 916 HP" with 90) regards,

I still try to identify HAZET hammers of the past... And now an additional smaller 2140-2 (I guess from 1965-1985) - restorated myself. Specials are the imprints "HAZET" and "2140-2" at the head in the middle without "GERMANY" and an until now unknown symbol (triangular crown) below the "200...

yes. the screwdriver head could be moved around 1 inch upward and downward and adjust the valve clearance. The long handle with a wrench at the screwdriver end used to open or close the locknut. Because over the time the engines and its exhausts/heat-exchanger nearby get bigger and bigger - the...

tappet wreches for old aircooled boxers (Volkswagen/Porsche) HAZET 2568 variants of 1963-1979

Since many, many decades these drive sizes 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4 are standards fixed in ISO or German DIN (I guess it is today ISO 1174 and DIN 3129 - you cannot get these documents for free). If you go back in history, there were also other drive types as e.g. hex drives as this HAZET 240-59 from...

Spare parts, exchange guarantee, service, (mostly) high quality, large matching assortment, production with environmental management and sustainability... Quite reliable tool manufacturer for over 150 years. It's not the only good toolmaker in Germany or in the world... and it will also be a...

I usually don't like these adjustable wrenches - they are not so precise and only affect 2 corners (not the complete side surfaces) of the screw-nut - not like 12 or 6 edge wrenches which distribute the load on all 6 edges of the nut much better. But for quick and dirty, if not to take care of...

Hello, not sure if you could help me... while searching for vintage old '70s HAZET hammers, the old catalogues did not help very much, because the images are less detailed for identification. Anybody with photos of old 2140 hammers of the past? Till today I have only this newer one 2140-5 (I...

Old 70s Stahlwille 72/12 and Hazet 2590 torsion bar torque wrenches

Hazet managed to capture a design language of the 50s with these old "Assistent", which is still popular today as vintage look with some great foldable/transportable/minimizable idea. So popular, that there are / were manufacturers who replicated it. Also original old damaged models are quite...

sweet! Great ideas for attachments, magnets - and making use of the compact space. (y)

good luck building your new garage. Because this is only a hobby, I also like to work in front of the garage when the weather is nice - so I have space and mobile tools for it. nice toy combination! hmmm, I've seen something like this - oh yes, somewhere in my garden ;) regards,

@vwpieces: looks like the rare HAZET 2522 from '72 - or is this only the more common HAZET 794 U-3?