The brake pipe flaring tool is a specialized tool designed to work with copper or iron pipe, allowing the creation of flared ends that are essential in the installation and maintenance of brake systems.
This type of tool is capable of performing different types of flaring, including SAE convex flaring, double SAE flaring, and DIN flaring.
These flaring techniques are essential to ensure tight and secure connections in brake systems, preventing brake fluid leaks that could compromise the safety of the vehicle.
The flarer is built with durable materials that resist the wear and stress of continuous use, and its ergonomic design makes it easy to handle, reducing operator fatigue during use.
The tool is also equipped with precise guides and adjustment mechanisms that ensure flares are uniform and consistent, which is crucial for optimal brake system performance.

Recommendations for use:
Make sure the tube is clean and free of burrs before flaring.
Select the appropriate flare type based on the specifications of the brake system you are working on.
Perform tests on waste tubes before performing final flaring to ensure correct settings and technique.
Use lubricant on the contact surfaces of the flaring tool to reduce wear and improve flaring quality.
Apply uniform and constant pressure during the flaring process to avoid deformation of the tube.

Maintenance recommendations:
Clean the tool after each use to prevent the build-up of debris that may affect its operation.
Regularly lubricate the moving parts of the tool to ensure smooth movement and extend the life of the flaring tool.
Store the tool in a dry place protected from humidity to avoid corrosion and deterioration of its components.