Capri Tools
Capri Tools 1/4 in. Double Flaring Tool 21110
Creates 45-degree SAE double flares on 1/4 in. steel, nickel and copper tubing using a compact, portable design with a detachable die for bench-vise use
- TypeHand Tools
- Creates 45-degree SAE double flares in half the time
- Works with 1/4 in. steel, nickel and copper tubing
- Compact design fits tight on-vehicle and off-vehicle spaces
- Detachable die allows bench vise use for extra grip
- Operates using only 10 mm and 17 mm wrenches
Capri Tools 1/4 in. Double Flaring Tool
The Capri Tools 1/4 in. Double Flaring Tool creates 45-degree SAE double flares on 1/4 in. steel, nickel, and copper tubing. Its compact, portable design works on or off the vehicle, even in tight spaces. The die detaches for bench vise use. Only a 10 mm and a 17 mm wrench are required to operate the tool.
Automotive brake and fuel line technicians
This tool suits technicians forming 45-degree SAE double flares on 1/4 in. brake or fuel lines. It is not suited for buyers needing to flare tubing in other diameters or flare angles not supported by the die. Workers without access to a 10 mm and 17 mm wrench should look at other options.
1/4 in. tubing capacity
The decisive specification is the 1/4 in. tubing capacity paired with a 45-degree SAE double flare profile. Confirm the line size and flare standard match this exact combination before purchasing.
Highlights
- Creates 45-degree SAE double flares in half the time
- Works with 1/4 in. steel, nickel and copper tubing
- Compact design fits tight on-vehicle and off-vehicle spaces
- Detachable die allows bench vise use for extra grip
- Operates using only 10 mm and 17 mm wrenches
Specifications
| Brand | CAPRI TOOLS |
|---|---|
| Type | Hand Tools |
Questions about this item
Which wrenches must I already own to operate the 1/4 in. Double Flaring Tool?
You need a 10 mm wrench and a 17 mm wrench to turn the tool's feed screw and clamp the die.
Can the tool flare 1/4 in. brake line that is already installed on the vehicle?
Yes, the compact design lets you create 45-degree SAE double flares on 1/4 in. steel, nickel or copper tubing on the vehicle or off it.
How do I confirm the flare is a correct 45-degree SAE double flare after setup?
Inspect the finished flare; it should show a uniform, folded-back lip at a 45-degree angle with no cracks on 1/4 in. steel, nickel or copper tubing.
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