Westward
Westward 3CYN8 Double Flaring Tool 45 Degree 7 Sizes 11 13/16 in
Creates double 45-degree flares on seven tube sizes up to 5/8 in using a sliding T-handle steel body
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Creates precise double 45 degree flares on seven tube sizes
- Handles aluminum brass and copper tubing up to 0.065 in wall thickness
- Swivel cone design reduces effort during flaring operation
- Steel body with sliding T-handle provides durability and leverage
- Compact 11 13/16 in length fits tight workspaces
Westward 3CYN8 Double Flaring Tool
The Westward 3CYN8 is a double flaring tool designed to create 45-degree double lap flares on tubing. It accepts seven tube sizes ranging from 3/16 in to 5/8 in and works with aluminum, brass, and copper materials. The tool features a sliding T-handle and a swivel cone for operation.
Who this suits and who it does not
This tool suits technicians forming 45-degree double flares on compatible tubing within the listed size range and wall thickness limit. It is not for users needing single flares, different flare angles, or tubing sizes outside the seven specified options. Non-sparking requirements are not met by this steel body tool.
Critical specification check
The maximum wall thickness capacity is 0.065 in, which determines whether your specific tubing can be flared correctly. Confirm your tubing material is aluminum, brass, or copper and that the wall thickness does not exceed this limit before use.
Highlights
- Creates precise double 45 degree flares on seven tube sizes
- Handles aluminum brass and copper tubing up to 0.065 in wall thickness
- Swivel cone design reduces effort during flaring operation
- Steel body with sliding T-handle provides durability and leverage
- Compact 11 13/16 in length fits tight workspaces
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
Which tube sizes work with the seven-size double flaring tool?
The tool covers 3/16, 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2 and 5/8 inch tubing for 45-degree double flares.
Can the steel body handle the same tubing I flare with older brass dies?
Yes, the steel body and swivel cone flare aluminum, brass and copper up to 0.065 inch wall thickness.
How do I verify the 45-degree double flare is correct after setup?
Check that each flare shows a uniform double lap at 45 degrees with no cracks on the seven supported tube sizes.
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