Hazet Impact Screwdriver Socket - 14mm 1/2-inch

Hazet Impact 990S-14 Size 14 12.5mm/ 1/2-inch Internal Serration XZN Screwdriver Socket. Sockets &...

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This Hazet Impact Screwdriver Socket is designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts who need a durable and precise tool for XZN (internal serration) fasteners. Its key benefit is reliable performance under impact conditions, ensuring efficient and safe screw removal or installation. A potential caveat is its specialized nature, requiring compatible XZN fasteners. This socket is constructed from Chrome-Vanadium special steel, made in Germany, and features a 1/2-inch drive and 14mm size for 12.5mm internal serration fasteners.

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Model Part Number990S-14
BrandHazet

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FAQs

What does 'XZN' mean?

XZN refers to the internal serration (spline) design of a fastener head. It is also known as a triple-square drive.

Is this socket suitable for manual ratchets?

Yes, while designed for impact use, it can be used with a standard 1/2-inch drive manual ratchet for applications requiring less torque.

What is the primary advantage of an XZN socket over a Torx socket?

XZN sockets are often preferred for higher torque applications as they offer a stronger engagement with the fastener head, reducing the likelihood of cam-out compared to Torx.

How do I clean and maintain the socket?

Wipe clean with a cloth after use. Avoid abrasive cleaners. Store in a dry place.

What is the warranty period for Hazet tools?

Hazet offers a lifetime warranty on manufacturing defects for most of their tools. Please refer to Hazet's official warranty policy for specific details.

What material is the socket made from?

The socket is made from Chrome-Vanadium special steel.

Troubleshooting

Socket not gripping fastener properly

Ensure you are using the correct XZN size (14mm) for the fastener. Verify the fastener is not damaged or rounded. Check that the socket is fully seated on the drive tool.

Socket appears damaged or cracked after use

Immediately cease use and inspect the socket. If damage is present, replace the socket to prevent injury or further damage to fasteners. Contact Hazet customer support if within warranty.

Difficulty inserting socket onto drive tool

Check for any debris or obstructions in the socket's drive hole or on the drive tool's anvil. Ensure both the socket and drive tool are clean and undamaged.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable construction from Chrome-Vanadium steel.
  • Designed for high-torque impact applications.
  • Precise fit for XZN fasteners.
  • Reliable performance and longevity.
  • High-quality manufacturing standards (Made in Germany).

Cons

  • Specialized tool, only compatible with XZN fasteners.
  • Requires a 1/2-inch drive impact wrench or ratchet.
  • May be more expensive than standard sockets due to specialized design and origin.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: This socket requires a 1/2-inch drive impact wrench or a manual ratchet of the same drive size. Simply attach the socket firmly to the drive tool.

Compatibility: Primarily compatible with 14mm internal serration (XZN) fasteners. Ensure your fastener type matches the socket specification. It fits standard 1/2-inch drive tools.

Care: To maintain performance and longevity, clean the socket after each use with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals. Store in a dry environment, preferably in a toolbox or socket organizer, to prevent rust and damage.

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