37° Flairing Tool For: 3/16", 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2" and 5/8" O.D. tubing. 437-FB For use with soft copper, aluminum and brass tubing. Hardened steel, chrome-finished cone makes exceptionally smooth, high strength flares with a radius at base of flare – instead of the sharp angle formed by ordinary tools. New slip-on yoke permits use in tight quarters, allows flaring where there is little space between nut and tube end. New feed screw design provides smooth, easier operation. Positive gripping and self-gauging of tube for exact flare size. Sliding die blocks lock in place by clamp action. Satin chrome and black finish. Wt. 1.75 lbs. |
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Flaring Tool Hi-Duty 437-Fb
Flaring tool works great. I am impressed with the clean flares
Flaring Tool Hi-Duty 437-Fb
As always, Aircraft Spruce had the quality gear I needed and shipped it quickly. As for the Imperial flairing tool it is excellent. Oil EVERYTHING when flairing and resist the urge to crank down on the die and the flair. A gentle squeeze holds just fine without raising burrs on the tube or over working the flair.
Flaring Tool Hi-Duty 437-Fb
Awesome tool. Just what I needed for custom power steering lines. Fast delivery with everything I ordered. Thanks!
Flaring Tool Hi-Duty 437-Fb
Great product, great service!
This tool makes good quality flares in aluminum tubing for aircraft use. I have used the Parker tool and some others. I prefer this tool because it makes a nicer flare.
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