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The VEVOR CT-3300A is a professional-grade flaring tool kit designed for automotive mechanics and serious DIY enthusiasts who need to perform brake line repairs with high precision. This 9-piece set excels at creating consistent, leak-free 45-degree double and bubble flares across a variety of tubing materials; however, users should note it is strictly limited to tubing wall thicknesses between 0.5 mm and 1.2 mm.
| Model Part Number | CT-3300A |
|---|---|
| Brand | VEVOR |
This tool is designed for copper, aluminum, and thin steel. Stainless steel is often too hard for this tool and may result in damage to the dies.
Yes, the kit includes the necessary dies to create both double and bubble flares.
The kit supports tubing sizes up to 3/8 inch (9.52 mm).
Applying a light film of oil to the dies before flaring helps produce a cleaner flare and reduces wear on the tool components.
The kit comes with 4 sets of dies. Ensure they are properly organized in the case slots; if a piece is lost, contact VEVOR support for potential replacement options.
Ensure the tube end is cut perfectly square and deburred. Check that the tubing wall thickness is within the 0.5 mm - 1.2 mm range.
Ensure the clamping mechanism is tightened firmly and that you are using the correct size die for the tubing diameter.
Verify that the tubing is inserted at the correct depth into the die and that the tool is aligned straight with the axis of the pipe.
To ensure consistent performance, verify that your tubing wall thickness is within the supported 0.5 mm to 1.2 mm range. Before starting, clean the tubing end thoroughly to remove rust or debris. After each use, wipe down the dies and the tool body with a clean, dry cloth. Occasionally apply a light coat of machine oil to the threaded components to prevent rust and ensure smooth operation. Store the tool in its provided case in a low-humidity environment to preserve the precision of the steel components.
