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"3/16" SAE Brake Pipe Flaring Bench Flare Tool Split Die Clamp Single Double" - AB Tools - FM042

"3/16" SAE Brake Pipe Flaring Bench Flare Tool Split Die Clamp Single Double" - AB Tools - FM042

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This guide is for anyone using the AB Tools FM042 to flare 3/16" SAE brake pipes. The key benefit of this tool is its ability to create professional-quality flares for automotive brake lines, ensuring safe and reliable connections. Keep in mind that this tool requires a hydraulic flaring tool to operate; it is not a standalone device.

All features

Model Part NumberFM042
BrandAB Tools

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What size brake lines does this tool work with?

This tool is designed for use with 3/16" SAE brake lines only.

Do I need any other tools to use this?

Yes, this tool requires a hydraulic flaring tool to operate. It is not a standalone tool.

What materials can I use with this tool?

You can use this tool with copper, aluminum, kunnifer, and steel tubing.

How do I clean the tool?

Clean the dies and clamp set after each use to remove any debris or residue. You can use a clean cloth or brush.

Can I use this tool for other types of flares?

No, this tool is specifically designed for creating male and female bubble SAE flares.

What if the flare leaks after I make it?

Check the flare for any imperfections, ensure the tubing is properly seated and the flare is tight. Re-flare if necessary.

What is the benefit of using a split die?

The split die design allows for easy insertion and removal of the pipe, simplifying the flaring process.

Is this tool suitable for beginners?

While the tool is easy to use, beginners may benefit from watching tutorials or practicing before working on critical brake lines.

Troubleshooting

Flare is leaking.

Check the flare for any imperfections. Ensure the tubing is properly seated and the flare is tight. Re-flare if necessary.

Die clamp not holding the tube securely.

Make sure the clamping surfaces are clean. Tighten the clamp firmly and evenly.

Flare is not forming correctly.

Ensure you are using the correct hydraulic tool settings and following the flaring tool's instructions. Inspect the tubing for damage and ensure it's compatible with the tool.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Produces high-quality flares for reliable brake line connections.
  • Compatible with a wide range of tubing materials.
  • The split die design allows easy pipe insertion and removal.
  • Designed for professional and commercial applications.
  • Includes essential components for immediate use.
  • Creates both male and female bubble SAE flares

Cons

  • Requires a hydraulic flaring tool, not a standalone tool.
  • Limited to 3/16" SAE pipe sizes only.
  • May require some experience to achieve perfect flares initially.
  • Requires proper technique for optimal results.
  • Not suitable for other pipe sizes

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure you have a compatible hydraulic flaring tool.
  2. Inspect the split dies and clamp set for any damage before use.
  3. Ensure your chosen tubing material is compatible (copper, aluminum, kunnifer, or steel).

Compatibility:

  • The FM042 is specifically designed for 3/16" SAE brake pipes.
  • It requires a hydraulic flaring tool for operation.

Care:

  • Clean the dies and clamp set after each use to remove any debris or residue.
  • Store the tool in a dry place to prevent rust.
  • Regularly inspect the tool for signs of wear and tear.
  • Apply a light coat of oil to prevent corrosion.

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