9021SR-1 - Tour Hazet - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Metal Lathe
Brand	Hazet
Model	9021SR-1
Swing Over Bed	250 mm
Distance Between Centers	500 mm
Spindle Bore	20 mm
Spindle Speed Range	100 - 2500 RPM (variable)
Motor Power	550 W (0.75 HP)
Power Supply	220-240 V, 50/60 Hz, single phase
Weight	45 kg
Dimensions (L x W x H)	950 x 400 x 400 mm
Chuck Type	3-jaw self-centering, 100 mm diameter
Tailstock Taper	MT2
Cross Slide Travel	130 mm
Compound Slide Travel	70 mm
Lead Screw Thread Pitch	1.5 mm
Coolant System	Built-in coolant pump (optional)
Safety Features	Emergency stop, chuck guard, overload protection
Stand Included	Yes, steel stand with vibration dampeners
Warranty	2 years (manufacturer warranty)
Maintenance	Regular lubrication of ways and leadscrew; clean chips after use
Spare Parts Availability	Belts, bearings, chuck jaws, gears available from Hazet service

Frequently Asked Questions - 9021SR-1 Hazet

What is the maximum turning diameter of the Hazet 9021SR-1?

The maximum turning diameter over the bed is 250 mm. Over the cross slide it is approximately 150 mm.

What power supply does the lathe require?

The lathe requires a standard 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz single-phase outlet.

Can I cut threads with this lathe?

Yes, the 9021SR-1 has a lead screw and change gears for cutting standard metric threads. A thread dial indicator is included.

What is the spindle taper?

The spindle nose has a MT2 (Morse Taper #2) bore. The tailstock also uses MT2.

How do I change the speed?

Speed is adjusted via a variable frequency drive (VFD) knob on the control panel. Refer to the manual for correct speed ranges.

Is a coolant system included?

The lathe has a built-in coolant pump, but the coolant tank and hoses may be optional. Check your package contents.

What safety precautions should I take?

Always wear safety glasses, avoid loose clothing, use the emergency stop, and never leave the lathe running unattended.

How do I maintain the lathe ways?

Clean the ways after each use and apply a thin coat of way oil (e.g., ISO 68) to prevent rust and wear.

Where can I buy spare parts?

Spare parts such as belts, bearings, and chuck jaws can be ordered through Hazet service centers or authorized dealers.

What is the maximum distance between centers?

The maximum distance between centers is 500 mm, allowing workpieces up to about 450-480 mm in length.

USER MANUAL 9021SR-1 Hazet

Operating instructions Impact ratchet

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- Please make sure that the user of this tool carefully reads these operating instructions and fully understands all information given before it is used.

- These operating instructions contain important information that is necessary for the safe and trouble-free operation of your HAZET tool.

- For intended use of the tool, it is essential that all safety instructions and other information in these operating instructions are adhered to.

- For this reason, always keep these operating instructions together with your HAZET tool.

- This tool has been designed exclusively for specific applications. HAZET emphasises that any modification to the tool and/or use in a way that does not correspond to its intended application is strictly forbidden.

- HAZET will not be liable for any injuries or damages caused by improper or inappropriate application which is not in accordance with regulations or a disregard of the safety instructions.

- Furthermore, the general safety regulations and regulations for the prevention of accidents in the application range of this tool must be observed and respected.

2. Explanation of symbols

ATTENTION: Pay strict attention to these symbols!

Read the operating instructions!

The owner is obliged to observe the operating instructions and instruct all users of this tool according to the operating instructions.

NOTE!

This symbol indicates advice that is helpful when using the tool.

WARNING!

This symbol indicates important specifications, dangerous conditions, safety risks and safety advice.

CAUTION!

This symbol marks advice which if disregarded results in damage, malfunction and/or functional failure of the tool.

QUALIFIED PERSONNEL!

The tool may be used by qualified personnel only. Handling by non-qualified people may lead to injuries to persons or damage to the tool or the workpiece.

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1. Owner's liability

• The tool was developed and manufactured according to the technical norms and standards valid at the time and is considered to be operationally reliable. Nevertheless, the tool may present a danger when it is used in an incorrect or inappropriate way or by non-qualified personnel. Please make sure that any person using this tool or carrying out maintenance work carefully reads and fully understands these operating instructions before using the tool.
• Any modification of the tool is strictly forbidden.
• All safety, warning and operating instructions on the tool must be kept legible at all times. All damaged labels or stickers must be replaced immediately.
• All specified set values or ranges must be observed.
  • Always keep the operating instructions close to the tool.
• The tool must only be used if it is in good working condition.
• All safety equipment must always be within easy reach and should be checked regularly.

2.IntendedUse

Operational reliability is only guaranteed if the tool is used as intended in accordance with the information in the operating instructions. In addition to the safety advice in these operating instructions, the general safety regulations, regulations for the prevention of accidents and regulations for environmental protection valid for this tool's application range must be observed and respected.

Use and maintenance of the tool must always comply with relevant local and national regulations.

• The HAZET impact ratchet is a handy tool for handiwork and DIY jobs.
• It is particularly suitable for work in hard-to-access areas on motor vehicles, motorcycles, agricultural equipment or assembly lines.
• Reaction-free pneumatic impact ratchet for loosening and tightening screw connections in hard to reach areas
• Non-rebound high performance twin ham - mer mechanism for low-impact work
• With rubber ratchet head protective cover to protect against shocks/ingress of dirt
• Any deviation from the intended use and/or any misapplication of the tools is not permitted and will be considered improper use.
• Any claims against the manufacturer and/or its authorised agents because of damage caused by improper use of the devices are void.
• Any personal injury or material losses caused by improper use of the tool are the sole responsibility of the owner.

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3. Dangers that may arise from using the tool

Before each use, check the HAZET tool for full functionality. Do not use the tool if its functionality cannot be ensured or if damage is detected. If you use the tool despite full functionality not being guaranteed, this poses a risk of serious injury, health problems and material damage.

• Do not use tools with a defective On/Off switch. Any tools that cannot be switched on or off with the On/Off switch are dangerous and must be repaired immediately.
• All service or repair work must be carried out by qualified personnel only. Only use original spare parts so as to guarantee its long-term operational safety.
• Do not remove safety devices and/or housing parts.
• Never operate the tool when a protective cover is missing or when not all of the safety devices are fitted and in perfect working order.

• For safety reasons, any modification to HAZET tools is strictly forbidden. Any modification of the tool will result in immediate exclusion from express or implied warranty and liability.

• Wear working gloves and safety glasses. Pneumatic tools can disperse chips, dust and other abraded particles at high speed which may result in severe eye injuries. Compressed air is dangerous. The air flow may cause harm to sensitive parts of the body like eyes, ears, etc. Dust and objects being raised by the air flow may cause injuries.

• Wear hearing protection. Long exposure to the working noise of pneumatic tools may result in permanent hearing loss.
• Wear a face mask or breathing protection. Breathing in the vapour of some materials like adhesives and chemicals containing tar can, over a prolonged period, cause serious harm.
• Wear tight-fitting protective clothing. Tools with moving parts can get caught in your hair, clothes, jewellery or other loose objects, which can lead to serious injury. Never wear clothing that is

too loose and/or clothing with bands or loops, etc. which may get caught in the moving parts of the tool. During the work, take off jewellery, watches, identification tags, bracelets, necklaces etc. that could get caught in the tool. Never touch the moving parts of a tool. Long hair should be tied back or covered.

- Keep pneumatic tools out of the hands of children. Unattended tools or tools that are connected to the compressed air supply may be used by unauthorised persons and could injure them or other persons.

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• Do not use the tool in rooms with an explosive atmosphere. Tools such as sanders can cause sparks that may ignite combustible materials. Never operate tools in proximity to combustible substances like petrol, naphtha or detergents etc. Work in well-cleaned and well-ventilated areas only. Keep combustible materials out of the work area. Never use oxygen, carbon dioxide or other bottled gases to power pneumatic tools.
• Do not point the tool at another person. Keep children and other persons out of the work area when operating the tool.
• Do not operate the device in an idle state.
• Do not allow pneumatic tools to come into contact with sources of electricity.
• Pay attention to the working pressure. For max. air pressure see table on page 15. Exceeding the approved maximum pressure of tools and accessories may cause explosions and may result in severe injuries. The maximum pressure of the compressed air must be equal to or less than the approved pressure load indicated for the tool.
• Check the air hose connections are fitted tightly. Do not use defective pressure hoses. Uncontrollably moving pressure hoses may cause severe injuries.
• Only disconnect pneumatic tools in an unpressurised state. Pressure hoses moving uncontrollably may cause severe injuries.
• Only use clean and dry air. Never use oxygen, carbon dioxide or other bottled gases to power pneumatic tools.
• Only use spare parts, attachments and accessories recommended by the manufacturer.
• Never carry the tool by the compressed air hose.
• Never carry the connected tool with a finger on the operating lever.
• Avoid unintentional activation.

• Always keep the handles dry, clean and free of grease or oil.
- Ensure that the working area is clean, well ventilated and always well lit.
- Never use the tool whilst under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
- Repair work must be carried out exclusively by authorised persons.
- Labels on the tool must always be kept legible. The user is responsible for ensuring that the stickers stating warning signs, rotation speed, the serial no. and the article no. are not damaged and are easy to read.
- Do not use quick-release couplings directly on the tool. There must be a pressure hose of at least 20 cm in length between the tool and the quick-release coupling.
- Only replace the tools when the pressure hose is disconnected. Before lubricating or changing the tools always disconnect the machine from the compressed air supply.

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1. Technical data / Tool components

		9021 SR-1
Square drive		^10 36
Air inlet inside thread mm (°) 12.91	(	^1/_4 )
Max. tightening torque Nm 68
Hand-tighten Nm 260
Max. idle speed rpm 500
Weight kg 0.67
Recommended hose diameter mm 10
Max. air consumption	l/min 68
Working pressure	bar 6.3
Sound pressure level	dB(A)	82.0
Sound power level	dB(A)	93.0
Vibration acceleration m/s	^2	9.84

Included in delivery: 9021SR-1 impact ratchet, with 12.91 mm (1/4") air connection nipple

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2. Before starting the operation

The pneumatic tools must always be used, inspected and maintained in compliance with the local government, state or federal regulations.

- Drain the compressor tank and remove the condensate from the air lines. Carefully read through the operating instructions for the compressor.

IMPORTANT:

We recommend using air filters and a compressed air line lubricator.

ATTENTION!

Disconnect the compressed air supply prior to lubricating, connecting or disconnecting the tool.

• Lubricate the tool; see the section on main - tenance in these operating instructions.
• Remove the dust cap on the compressed air inlet.
• Connect the tool to a hose of suitable size, see table on page 15.

3. Commissioning

• Switch on the compressor so that the air tank can be filled.
• Turn the compressor regulator to approx. 90 PSI or 6.3 bar. The max. working pressure of this tool is approx. 90 PSI or 6.3 bar.
• The power may vary depending on the size of the air compressor and the volume of the compressed air output.
• Do not use damaged or worn air hoses or adapters of inferior quality.
• The technical data provided refers to an operation of the tool at a pressure of 6.3 bar.
• Caution is required at all times when using the tool. Negligent operation may cause damage to the inner parts or the housing and limit the working performance.
• Press the operating lever to operate the tool.
• Release the operating lever to stop the tool.

• Please note that the tool still carries on running after the operating lever has been released.

• The direction of rotation is set via the setting on the top of the housing.

• The speed can be adjusted using the setting screw on the housing.
• After completing the operation, switch off the compressor and store it in accordance with the operating instructions of the compressor.
• Only use clean and dry air at a max. pressure of 90 PSI or 6.3 bar. Dust, flammable vapour and high humidity can result in damage to the pneumatic tool's motor.
• Do not remove any stickers and replace damaged stickers.
• Keep hands, loose clothing and long hair away from the tool's moving part.

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4. Maintenance and Cleaning

- Lubrication:

Pneumatic tools have to be lubricated throughout their entire service life.

The motor and the ball bearings require compressed air to operate the tool. Since the moisture in the compressed air corrodes the motor, the motor must be lubricated every day. We recommend that an integrated lubricator is used to do this.

- HAZET 9070N-1 lubricator for mounting to the pneumatic tool.

- Lubricating the pneumatic motor by hand:

Disconnect tool from the air supply and hold with the air inlet pointing upwards. Put 1 or 2 drops of special pneumatic oil into the air inlet.

Connect the tool to the compressed air supply; cover the air outlet on the tool with a towel and operate for a few seconds.

Never use combustible or easily evaporable liquids such as kerosene, diesel or petrol to lubricate the tool.

ATTENTION!

Excess oil in the motor will be expelled through the air outlet.

WARNING!

Never point the opening of the outlet at any person or object. The air outlet is located at the back of the handle.

- Maintenance

Always disconnect the device from the compressed air supply prior to carrying out maintenance work.

- If used daily, carry out maintenance every 3 months, or every 1000 operating hours at the latest.

- Damaged or worn components such as o-rings and bearings etc. must be replaced and all moving parts must be lubricated.

- Only use spare parts recommended by the manufacturer, as any other parts will invalidate the warranty.

- Ensure that the relevant environmental protection regulations are observed when disposing of the components, lubricants and oils, etc.

• Never clean with solvents or acids, esters (organic compounds comprising acids and alcohol), acetone (ketone), chlorinated hydrocarbons or oils containing nitro hydrocarbons. Do not use any chemicals with a low burning point.
• For customer service, please contact your HAZET distributor or the HAZET Service Centre.

5. Malfunctions

If malfunctions occur, check the following:

• Compression system and compressed air supply line, air consumption l/min and hose diameter according to the technical data of the tool
• Check the compressed air for the occurrence of dust, condensate and rust particles
  • Excess lubrication of the air motor

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④ Spare parts

• For safety reasons, only the manufacturer's original spare parts may be used.
• Unsuitable or defective spare parts may cause damage, malfunction or total failure of the tool.
• The use of non-approved spare parts will void all warranty, service and liability claims as well as all claims for compensation against the manufacturer or its agents, distributors and sales representatives.

⑤ Storage

• The device must be stored under the following conditions:
• Do not store the tool outdoors.
• Keep tool in a dry and dust-free place.
• Do not expose the tool to liquids and aggressive substances.
  • Storage temperature: -10 to +45 °C.
  • Relative air humidity: max. 65%

⑥ Disposal

• For disposal, clean tool and disassemble according to the regulations for work safety and environmental protection.
• Components can be recycled.

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Notizen / Notes

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