S.U.R.&R. RM69 Brake Tubing Reamer, 3/16 Inch, 1/4 Inch, 5/16 Inch, 3/8 Inch Tubing

S.U.R.&R. RM69 Brake Tubing Reamer, 3/16 Inch, 1/4 Inch, 5/16 Inch, 3/8 Inch Tubing

• S.U.R.&R. RM69 is a brake tubing reamer designed to prepare tubing for flaring in seconds by deburring the tube end. The advanced six flute design produces smoother, cleaner tubing to help reduce bad flares and reduce wear on flaring tool punches in brake line service work.
• Features:
  • Deburrs 3/16 Inch, 1/4 Inch, 5/16 Inch, and 3/8 Inch brake tubing to prepare tube ends for flaring.
  • Six flute cutting design helps produce smoother, cleaner tubing for more reliable flare formation.
  • Prepares tubing quickly with just a few turns to help speed up brake line service jobs.
  • Helps reduce additional labor caused by bad flares by improving tube end preparation.
  • Helps reduce wear on flaring tool punches by providing a cleaner tube end before flaring.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: S.U.R.&R.
  • Part Number: RM69
  • MPN: RM69
  • UPC: 812337014670
  • Product Type / Function: Brake tubing reamer
  • Compatible Tubing Sizes: 3/16 Inch, 1/4 Inch, 5/16 Inch, 3/8 Inch
  • Design: Six flute reamer
  • Color: Orange, Black
  • Quantity: 1 reamer
  • System Compatibility Or Application: Designed to deburr brake tubing ends to prepare tubing for flaring during brake line repair and replacement
• The Brake Tubing Reamer can also be referred to as a brake line deburring tool, a tubing flare prep reamer, a brake tube reaming tool, a brake line flare preparation tool, and a tubing deburr reamer.

S.U.R.&R. manufactures automotive fluid line repair products and specialty service tools for brake, fuel, transmission, coolant, and air conditioning applications. The brand is a division of the Husky Corporation and focuses on technician oriented repair solutions.

Q: What tubing sizes does this reamer support?
A: It is designed to deburr 3/16 Inch, 1/4 Inch, 5/16 Inch, and 3/8 Inch tubing.

Q: What is the main purpose of a brake tubing reamer?
A: It removes burrs and cleans the tube end so the flare can form more consistently when using a flaring tool.

Q: How does proper deburring help the flaring process?
A: A cleaner tube end can help reduce bad flares and can reduce wear on flaring tool punches during repeated brake line service work.