Impact screwdriver set Hazet 2272/23N with 23 bits, impact-resistant driver and bit assortment

Hazet 2272/23N impact screwdriver set contains an impact-resistant driver and an assortment of 23 bits in a compact, carry-friendly pouch. The set is designed to transmit torque through controlled impact blows, making it suitable for loosening seized fasteners and applying high torque in maintenance, mechanical and field service tasks. The bit selection covers commonly used profiles and sizes to meet everyday workshop and garage requirements while the driver is built to withstand repeated hammering during heavy-duty use.

Advantages

The impact-resistant driver is constructed to absorb repeated strikes and convert them into rotational force, reducing the risk of rounded screw heads and improving torque transfer. Bits are made from hardened tool steel for increased wear resistance and a consistent fit. The compact kit layout keeps components organized and accessible for quick job-site use. Materials and design emphasize durability and reliable performance under demanding conditions.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance
• Industrial and mechanical assembly
• Workshop and garage use for stubborn or corroded fasteners
• On-site field service and machinery maintenance

Key specifications

• Driver type: impact-resistant hand screwdriver designed for use with hammer strikes
• Number of bits: 23-piece assortment covering common profiles and sizes
• Bit material: hardened tool steel for wear resistance
• Drive connection: standard bit holder compatible with the supplied bits
• Storage: compact pouch for organized transport and storage
• Intended use: heavy-duty fastening and loosening tasks requiring impact torque

How to use

Select the correct bit for the fastener profile and insert it into the screwdriver's bit holder until it seats securely. Position the bit in the screw recess and apply firm axial pressure while striking the driver cap with a hammer to deliver impact torque. Use controlled blows to avoid damage to the fastener or surrounding components. After loosening, switch to steady hand turns or power tools as required for removal or final tightening. Store bits back in the pouch after use to keep them protected and organized.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment, including eye protection and gloves, when applying impact blows. Choose the correct bit size and profile to minimize cam-out. Do not use the driver on fasteners or components that cannot withstand hammer impacts; inspect bits regularly for wear and replace them if the tip profile becomes rounded or damaged.