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Hammer Flaring Tools for Copper Tubing
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Features
Make 45-degree flares with these high-quality hammer flaring tools for copper tubing.
Ideal for use with Type K soft copper tube.
Hardened and tempered to resist wear.
More Information
High-quality, hardened steel, hammer flaring tools for...
Features
- Make 45-degree flares with these high-quality hammer flaring tools for copper tubing.
- Ideal for use with Type K soft copper tube.
- Hardened and tempered to resist wear.
More Information
High-quality, hardened steel, hammer flaring tools for copper tubing are toolbox basics. Designed to make uniform, 45 degree flares on Type K soft copper water service tubing, REED’s flaring tools feature large pilots and knurled finger grip areas for added safety. REED offers hammer flaring tools in a variety of copper tubing sizes.
To absorb impact shock on striking, it is recommended to only strike the flaring tool with a soft-faced brass hammer like REED's HAM3.
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Data sheet
- Type of product
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| Combinations | reference | Stock |
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Weight : 1.5, Copper Tube Size : 1" Stock : 06072 |
06072 |
Available now |
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Weight : 1.0, Copper Tube Size : 3/4” Stock : 06071 |
06071 |
Available now |
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Weight : 3.2, Copper Tube Size : 1 1/2” Stock : 06077 |
06077 |
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Weight : 4.9, Copper Tube Size : 2" Stock : 06078 |
06078 |
Available now |
Features
Make 45-degree flares with these high-quality hammer flaring tools for copper tubing.
Ideal for use with Type K soft copper tube.
Hardened and tempered to resist wear.
More Information
High-quality, hardened steel, hammer flaring tools for copper tubing are toolbox basics. Designed to make uniform, 45 degree flares on Type K soft copper water service tubing, REED’s flaring tools feature large pilots and knurled finger grip areas for added safety. REED offers hammer flaring tools in a variety of copper tubing sizes. To absorb impact shock on striking, it is recommended to only strike the flaring tool with a soft-faced brass hammer like REED's HAM3.