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Hazet 9041-1

A tyre inflating gauge reading 0 to 12 bar with a published measuring tolerance of 0.3 bar, a 400 mm flexible hose and one-handed trigger and release operation.

HAZET 9041-1 tyre inflator gauge with rubber-shielded dial

Hazet 9041-1

A tyre inflating gauge reading 0 to 12 bar with a published measuring tolerance of 0.3 bar, a 400 mm flexible hose and one-handed trigger and release operation.

Range
0–12 bar (from the title)
Measuring tolerance
±0.3 bar (from the title and maker’s bullet)
Hose
Flexible, 400 mm, with an integrated quick coupler (maker’s bullet)
Operation
Handle with trigger and release button, for one-handed use (maker’s bullet)
Protection
Rubber shield protecting the dial against light knocks (maker’s bullet)
Origin
Made in Germany, stated for professional use (maker’s bullet)
Amazon reference
B001C9Z440 (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4000896147076
  • Publishes its tolerance, which is the only real specification a pressure gauge has
  • One-handed operation with a release button — inflate and bleed without a second hand
  • ±0.3 bar is a wide tolerance — on a 2.5 bar motorcycle tyre that is 12%

Best for: A workshop air line, where the inflator and the gauge are one tool.

≈ €25
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Specifications

Range
0–12 bar (from the title)
Measuring tolerance
±0.3 bar (from the title and maker’s bullet)
Hose
Flexible, 400 mm, with an integrated quick coupler (maker’s bullet)
Operation
Handle with trigger and release button, for one-handed use (maker’s bullet)
Protection
Rubber shield protecting the dial against light knocks (maker’s bullet)
Origin
Made in Germany, stated for professional use (maker’s bullet)
Amazon reference
B001C9Z440 (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4000896147076

The number that defines a pressure gauge

Measuring tolerance ±0.3 bar.

That is published, in the title and again in the bullets, and publishing it at all puts this gauge ahead of three of the five in this family — which give no tolerance whatsoever.

What ±0.3 bar means on a motorcycle

A motorcycle tyre is commonly set around 2.5 bar. A tolerance of 0.3 bar means a reading of 2.5 can be anything from 2.2 to 2.8.

That is 12%, and it spans the range between a tyre that is right and one that is visibly low or noticeably hard. Tyre pressure changes how a motorcycle steers, how the tread wears and how the carcass heats.

The comparison this family makes unavoidable

The ETENWOLF digital gauge in this same family publishes ±0.06 bar to ANSI B40.7 grade 2A — five times tighter — at roughly a third of the price.

That is the whole argument on this shelf, and it exists only because two makers published a number.

What this tool does that the digital one does not

It inflates. A 400 mm hose, an integrated quick coupler, a trigger and a release button for one-handed operation off a workshop air line. The digital gauge measures and nothing else.

Two different tools. This one fills the tyre; something more precise should read it afterwards.

Availability

Between 25 € and 34 € across the German and French Amazon stores, in the single reading behind this page.

Priced in local currency, which the euro range above deliberately leaves out, it also appears on the American and British Amazon stores.

More than 1.6× what the cheapest country asked was being charged on the Italian and Spanish Amazon stores. A gap of that width usually points to goods sent in from abroad rather than a seller on the ground, so those amounts stay outside the range above.

What Keepa returned in the single reading behind this page. Availability and prices move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 18 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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