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The Titan 51535 3/16-Inch Double Flaring Tool is designed for creating precise inverted 45-degree SAE double flares on 3/16-inch steel and nickel-copper tubing. This tool is particularly useful for repairing vehicle brake lines, offering a compact design that allows for use in tight under-car spaces. It is not recommended for use on stainless steel tubing.
Me Ya Hada
Image: Components of the Titan 51535 Double Flaring Tool kit, including the flaring tool body, removable handle, positioning bolt, double-ended OP1/OP2 punch, and a container of die lubricant.
- (1) 3/16-Inch Double Flaring Tool with Removable Handle
- (1) Positioning Bolt
- (1) Double Ended OP1/OP2 Punch
- (1) Container of Grand 66A Die Lubricant
Saita
Before beginning the flaring process, ensure your tubing is cut squarely and deburred both internally and externally. Clean the end of the tubing to remove any debris.
Image: The Titan 51535 Double Flaring Tool disassembled, showing the main body, handle, positioning bolt, and punch, ready for use.
Tarin kayan aiki
- Attach the removable handle to the flaring tool body if desired. The tool can also be used in a bench vise by removing the handle.
- Ensure the locking screws on the flaring tool body are loose enough for the tubing to slide freely.
Umarnin Aiki
Follow these steps carefully to create a perfect inverted 45-degree SAE double flare.
Image: A four-step diagram illustrating the double flaring process with the Titan 51535 tool.
- Step 1: Prepare Tubing and Tool
- Loosen the locking screws on the flaring tool.
- Insert the 3/16-inch tubing into the tool.
- Slightly tighten down the locking screws, allowing the tubing to still slide back and forth.
- Step 2: Position the Tubing
- Insert the positioning bolt into the tool's threaded opening until the end is flat against the tubing.
- Slide the tubing into the tool until it is flush with the positioning bolt.
- Tighten the locking screws fully to securely clamp the tubing in place.
- Remove the positioning bolt.
- Step 3: First Flare (OP1)
- Apply a small amount of the provided Grand 66A die lubricant to the OP1 end of the double-ended punch.
- Insert the OP1 end of the punch into the tool's threaded opening.
- Hand-tighten the punch until it makes contact with the tubing.
- Using a wrench, fully tighten the punch until the hexagonal part of the punch is flat against the tool body. This creates the initial flare.
- Loosen and remove the punch.
- Step 4: Second Flare (OP2)
- Apply a small amount of the provided Grand 66A die lubricant to the OP2 end of the double-ended punch.
- Reverse the punch and insert the OP2 end into the tool's threaded opening.
- Hand-tighten the punch until it makes contact with the tubing.
- Using a wrench, fully tighten the punch until the hexagonal part of the punch is flat against the tool body. This completes the double flare.
- Loosen and remove the punch.
- Step 5: Release Tubing
- Loosen the locking screws on the tool body.
- Carefully remove the flared tubing from the tool.
- Inspect the flare for uniformity and integrity.
Usage on Vehicle
Image: The compact design of the Titan 51535 tool allows it to be used directly on a vehicle's brake line in tight spaces.
The compact design of the Titan 51535 allows it to be used directly on the vehicle, eliminating the need to remove the brake line for flaring. This is particularly advantageous for repairs in confined under-car spaces.
Official Product Video: Double Flaring Tool Demonstration
Video: A demonstration by Star Asia - USA, LLC showing how to create perfect double flares using the Titan 51535 tool. This video illustrates the steps for preparing the tubing, inserting it into the tool, and using the punch to form the flare.
Kulawa
- After each use, clean the tool components, especially the punch and the clamping blocks, to remove any lubricant residue or metal shavings.
- Store the tool in a dry place to prevent rust and corrosion.
- Periodically inspect the threads of the punch and positioning bolt for wear. Replace components if significant wear is observed to ensure continued accurate flaring.
- Always use the provided die lubricant or a suitable alternative to reduce friction and ensure smooth flaring operations.
Shirya matsala
| Matsala | Dalili mai yiwuwa | Magani |
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| Uneven or Cracked Flare |
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| Difficulty Tightening Punch |
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| Tubing Slips During Flaring |
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Ƙayyadaddun bayanai
- Mai ƙira: Tauraruwar Asiya Usa
- Lambar Sashe: 51535
- Nauyin Abu: 14.2 oz
- Girman samfur: 2 x 5.1 x 9.1 inci
- Lambar Samfurin Abu: 51535
- Girma: 3/16-Inch Dbl Flaring Tool
- Tushen wutar lantarki: Ƙarfin Hannu
- Amfani: Motoci
- Kwanan Wata Farko Akwai: Maris 17, 2017
Garanti & Taimako
The Titan 51535 3/16-Inch Double Flaring Tool comes with a Garanti na Rayuwa mai iyaka. For warranty claims or technical support, please refer to the manufacturer's official support channels or visit the Titan Store akan Amazon.
