Economy Hard Line Tool Kit, Cut/Bend/Flare, 3/16 and 1/4 Inch

Quickly get to work flaring brake lines, fuel lines, or other hard lines with our Economy Hard Line Tool Kit. This includsive kit has our tubing straightener to start your tubing on the straight and narrow. We have included both the SAE double flare 45-degree brake flaring tool and the 37-degree AN flaring tool so you can get professional flares for both fitting types. In the kit we have Titan Tools Mini Tubing Bender to aim your tubing in exaclty the direction you need it to go, and we have our tubing cutter to trim it to the correct length for your project.

The Economy Hard Line Tool Kit works with OE steel, aluminum, or copper tubing for brake systems, fuel systems, and more. It is not recommended to use with stainless steel.

• Handheld Tubing Straighteners features 16 steel rollers inside the tool that allows for the line to be easily pushed/pulled through, removing any bend/curvature from the hard line
• Mini Tubing Bender is compact for limited accessiblilty applications
• 45-Deg Double Flare Tool lightweight and easy to use on the car or bench vise
• 37-Deg Flare Tool simple and easy to use and makes a clean, accurate flare every time

Hard Line Tool Kit Contents

• 3/16 Inch Handheld Tubing Straightener
• 1/4 Inch Handheld Tubing Straightener
• Titan Tools Mini Tubing Bender
• Titan Tools 3/16 Inch Double Flaring Brake Line Tool, 45-Deg
• Titan Tools 1/4 Inch Double Flaring Brake Line Tool, 45-Deg
• AN Flare Tubing Flare Tool, 37-Deg
• 1/8" to 1-1/8" Tubing Cutter

Learn more about flaring lines for our automotive fittings by reading our tech article. The Principles of Automotive Fittings. 

How to use the Handheld Tubing Straightener:

Step One - Roll out short length of hard line from roll

Step Two - Insert hard line into and then through the internal rollers that are inside the tool

Step Three - Pull/Push the hard line through the tool and over the length of the hard line. This will straighten the hard line by removing any bends or curvature from the line.

Brake System Builder's Tip (JPG)