JB Industries
JB Industries T30600 Eccentric Cone Ratcheting Flare Tool 7 sizes 45 degree flare
Eccentric cone ratcheting flare tool creates single 45-degree flares on copper tubing up to .065 in wall thickness across seven sizes
- TypeTorque Wrench Accessories
- Ratcheting action speeds flare creation
- Eccentric cone centres tube for accurate 45° flares
- Seven sizes cover 3/16 in to 3/4 in copper tubing
- Handles up to 0.065 in wall thickness
- Weighs 4.25 lb for portable use
Eccentric Cone Ratcheting Flare Tool
The JB Industries T30600 is a hand-operated flaring tool designed for HVAC and refrigeration technicians. It creates single 45 degree flares on copper tubing using an eccentric cone mechanism. The ratcheting action reduces effort during the flaring process. It covers seven compatible tube sizes from 3/16 in to 3/4 in.
Practical Limits of 45 Degree Flaring
The tool handles copper tubing with a maximum wall thickness of .065 in. Only single flare types are produced, not double flares. The seven fixed sizes limit use to the listed outer diameters. Tubing outside this range or with thicker walls cannot be flared accurately with this tool.
Build Quality and Daily Use
The steel construction weighs 4.25 lb and measures 8 3/4 in long by 9 63/100 in wide. The ratcheting mechanism allows operation in confined spaces without full handle swings. The eccentric cone design centres itself on the tube for consistent flare formation. The tool height of 2 in fits in standard service kits.
Highlights
- Ratcheting action speeds flare creation
- Eccentric cone centres tube for accurate 45° flares
- Seven sizes cover 3/16 in to 3/4 in copper tubing
- Handles up to 0.065 in wall thickness
- Weighs 4.25 lb for portable use
Specifications
| Brand | JB INDUSTRIES |
|---|---|
| Type | Torque Wrench Accessories |
Questions about this item
Which tube sizes does the T30600 cover for 45-degree flaring?
It handles seven sizes: 3/16 in, 1/4 in, 5/16 in, 3/8 in, 1/2 in, 5/8 in and 3/4 in copper tube.
What does the 45-degree flare spec mean on the job?
It produces a single 45-degree flare on copper tubing up to 0.065 in wall thickness, the standard angle for many HVAC and refrigeration connections.
How does the eccentric cone design affect the flare?
The eccentric cone rotates off-centre to create a smooth, even flare without thinning the tube wall, and the ratcheting action speeds up each flare.
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