Professional Brake Line Flaring Tool 45 Degree Set Single, Bubble, Double Flare Tool Kit for Steel, Copper Tube

Professional Brake Line Flaring Tool 45 Degree Set Single, Bubble, Double Flare Tool Kit for Steel, Copper Tube

• 【Professional Quality for Efficient Work】 The Brake Line Flaring Tool Kit simplifies the process of creating precise 45-degree single flares, bubble flares, or double flares. It’s ideal for producing flawless flares on brake lines, transmission cooler lines, and fuel lines. Its fast, easy operation will save both time and money when working on brake lines for your project.
• 【Perfect for Your Applications】 This tool creates 45-degree single, bubble, and double flares on a variety of materials, including steel, stainless steel, copper, and aluminum. It works seamlessly with brake lines, transmission cooler lines, and fuel lines. Compatible with tubing sizes of 3/16-inch (4.75mm), 1/4-inch (6.35mm), 5/16-inch (8mm), and 3/8-inch.
• 【Built for Durability, Accuracy, and Stability】 Crafted from high-quality steel, the brake flaring tool is heat-treated and oxidized for maximum hardness and durability. Designed for precision, it undergoes rigorous testing to ensure exceptional stability and accuracy. It can easily produce three types of perfect 45-degree flares in a short time, making it an essential tool for brake and fuel line flare jobs.
• 【Simple Operation with Your Vise】 This brake flaring tool is designed for effortless use with a bench-mounted vise in your workshop or a hitch-mounted vise in the field (not suitable for under-vehicle use). The 6-inch (15.2 cm) T-handle screw clamp ensures a secure hold on the die and tubing, providing stability for creating flawless flares with speed and precision.
• 【Flaring Preparation Tips】 Prior to flaring, it's important to thoroughly clean both the inside and outside of the tubing by deburring, removing any metal shavings or debris. To make the flaring process smoother, apply a small amount of anti-seize lubricant to the tubing cut. For optimal performance, lightly oil the flaring cones (OP.1 and OP.2). Finally, ensure the flared ends face outward when attaching the fittings to the tubing for a precise and secure fit.