Hatchet

Ex1202 Series

  • Ex1202 Non-Sparking, Non-Magnetic Hatchet
  • Ex1202 Non-Sparking, Non-Magnetic Hatchet Dimensions
  • Lifetime warranty Non-sparking Tools
  • Ex1202 Non-Sparking, Non-Magnetic Hatchet
  • Ex1202 Non-Sparking, Non-Magnetic Hatchet Dimensions
  • Lifetime warranty Non-sparking Tools
  • Non-Sparking
  • Non-Magnetic
  • Corrosion Resistant
  • ISO 9001:2015 certified production, TUV materials certified
  • Lifetime Warranty
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  • Standard Sizes
  • ALLOYS & USE
When ordering, specify:
 A = Aluminum BronzeB = Copper Beryllium
Example:Ex1202-85AEx1202-85B

 


No.Materiala
inch		b
inch
Wt.
lbs.
a
mm		b
mm		Wt.
kg		Handle Length
Ex1202-85AAluminum Bronze3-13/326-19/322.71851651.2314"/360mm
Ex1202-85BCopper Beryllium3-13/326-19/322.71851651.2314"/360mm
How to Choose the Correct Alloy for Your Application
 Aluminum-Bronze (AlBr) AlloyCopper-Beryllium (CuBe2) Alloy
Zone CompatibilityFulfill demand in ATEX Directive 1999/92/EC for work in Zones 0, 1, 2, 20, 21 and 22, M1 & M2Fulfill demand in ATEX Directive 1999/92/EC for work in Zones 0, 1, 2, 20, 21 and 22, M1 & M2
Hardness27 HRC38 HRC
DurabilityNot as durable as CuBe.Very durable due to high hardness and tensile strength.
Magnetic PropertiesLow magnetism due to minimal ferrous components. Appropriate for non-critical non-magnetic applications.Non-ferrous components; safer for applications demanding non-magnetic properties.
CompositionAl: 10.3%
Fe: 4.5%
Ni: 4.5%
Other: 0.5%
Cu: Balance		Be: 1.9%
Co + Ni: 0.4%
Other: 0.5%
Cu: Balance
For More Information on Choosing The Correct Alloy for Your Application - Click Here
 
Use Guidelines
Proper UseMisuse
  • The double bit axe is usually used to fell, trim or prune trees and to split and cut wood. It is also used for notching and shaping logs and timbers.
  • The single bit axe, in addition to the above uses, is used to drive wood stakes with the striking face.
  • Hatchets are used for cutting, splitting, trimming and hewing, and driving unhardened nails and stakes with the striking face.
  • The cutting edges of axes and hatchets are designed for cutting wood and equally soft materials. They should never be struck against metal, stone or concrete.
  • The striking faces of hatchets are properly hardened for driving common nails but should never be used to strike chisels, punches, rock drills or other hardened metal tools, or for striking stone or concrete.
  • Never use an axe as a wedge or a maul.  Never strike with the sides.

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