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The Combination Mounting Wedge Hazet 1965-21 — workshop mounting wedge tool is a compact, wedge-shaped hand tool designed for controlled prying, aligning and separating of components during assembly and disassembly. Manufactured by Hazet, it is intended for tasks in automotive repair, mechanical maintenance and general workshop use where a durable, precisely shaped wedge is required to create leverage, open gaps or protect mating surfaces while positioning parts.

Advantages

The tool combines a tapered wedge profile with chamfered edges to provide gradual separation and secure seating of components without excessive force. Its compact size allows accurate access in confined spaces and promotes precise control during delicate operations. The construction and finish reduce the risk of marking surfaces while offering the mechanical stiffness needed to transmit force reliably. The design minimizes slippage when levering parts and supports both light prying and controlled positioning work.

Suitable for

• Prying and separating gaskets, seals and panels
• Aligning bolt holes and mating surfaces during assembly
• Positioning trim, clips and small components in tight spaces
• Creating controlled gaps for sealant or adhesive application
• General use in automotive workshops and mechanical maintenance

Key specifications

• Wedge-shaped geometry with tapered tip and wider heel for leverage
• Compact dimensions for access in confined spaces
• Chamfered edges to reduce surface damage during use
• Durable material and finish for repeated workshop use
• Ergonomic profile for secure manual handling and precision

How to use

Place the tapered tip of the mounting wedge between the parts to be separated or aligned, applying controlled pressure while using the heel to increase leverage gradually. For alignment tasks, insert the wedge into the gap and shift gently to move mating surfaces until holes or seams line up. When prying, work incrementally from one side to the other to avoid overstressing components. Maintain a stable hand position and use steady, even force rather than sudden impacts. Clean the tool and inspected contact surfaces after use to avoid contaminating components.

Recommendations

Use the wedge only for mechanical positioning, prying and alignment tasks within its size and strength limits. Avoid using the tool as a hammer or lever for heavy demolition; if higher force is required, use purpose-built heavy-duty tools. Keep the wedge free of grease and debris for reliable grip, and protect painted or delicate surfaces with thin protective film or cloth when necessary to further minimize marking.