Orion Motor Tech Hydraulic Flaring Tool Kit, Universal Brake Flaring Tool Set with Tubing Cutter, 45° Single & Double Flaring Tool Kit with Deburring Tool, Brake Line Flaring Tool for ISO Bubble Flare | Repair and Installation Guide
$189.99
Rated 4 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating
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- Versatile Application: From copper pipes to fuel, brake, and transmission lines, this hydraulic flaring tool set lets you quickly and accurately fabricate flares for a wide range of plumbing and automotive repairs. Not suitable for stainless steel pipes
- Complete Tool Kit: Orion Motor Tech’s flaring kit includes 45° inverted dies for 3/16″-1/2″, ISO dies for 4.75-10 mm, push connect dies for 1/4″-3/8″, fuel line dies for 5/16″ & 3/8″, transmission cooling dies for 3/8″ & 1/2″, and other helpful tools
- Precise Cutting & Deburring: The included cutter makes precise cuts on pipes from 1/8″ to 5/8″, while the deburring tool removes burrs from cut edges, ensuring clean surfaces for flawless and efficient flaring
- Built for Tough Jobs: Crafted with a durable 42CrMo steel yoke, this hydraulic flaring tool provides exceptional strength and wear resistance, effortlessly withstanding heavy use for long-lasting performance
- Compact & Portable: Securely stored in a rugged blow-molded case with clear size markings, this brake line flare tool kit stays organized and always ready for home or on-the-go tasks
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Craig –
Works pretty well. I have use the fancy brand off the tool truck before. This is a very comparable set up to that one mimics a lot of the same features as well. Everything works well. Haven’t ran into any problems other than it’s a bit big when working in tight areas and if you’re working on a car lift with your hands overhead, some areas could be a little tricky to work with being that you have so much going on in your hands