NAVAC NEF6LM Cordless Power Flaring Tool 3/4" Max OD

Charger doesn’t have a uk plug….

Es una verdadera obra de arte para los trabajos

Use this on a job works absolutely perfect 10 out of 10 would recommend it

This flaring tool is everything you think it should be. Just load the tube to the included stop, close the hand clamp and push the button. 30 seconds later you have a perfect flair. I purchased for a difficult installation of 55 feet of line set for an upstairs mini-split that required installing as three separate sections connected with flare couplers. I made 12 perfect flares in close spaces. Torqued all to factory specs and system held 400 PSI. It was well worth the reasonable cost to save frustration and finding additional tubing length to remake a bad flare.

I’ve used it quite a few times. It makes working with 5/8 line so easy. Great tool

Look you won’t know how bad you where doing your flares before this tool. I’d always wondered why the flare but would get close to threading all the way on but just not quite be the same as when you first removed it. Not only is it a perfect flare every time your nut will literally seat all the way on the thread before you even have to start torquing it. No more problems with trying to get your flare tool into hard to reach spaces and then trying to hand turn it just to mess up the flare. Even those behind the indoor head flares are literally hassle free with this guy! Never ever going to go back to hand flaring. Bought this on a whim hoped that it wasn’t money wasted and over a thousand flares and finally had to charge the battery and by far my favorite tool. Nothing I can find negative about this and it comes in a very well designed carry case. It’s as simple as cut your copper ream it if you wish. Slide on the sized flare clip that has a spring depth stop. Slide the toll on pull the handle and press the button 15 seconds later and your flare is done. You forgot the nut no problem cut away and re flare in 15 seconds. It’s crazy simple and more then convenient! I’ll add a picture later of it in its case for those interested with pictures of practice flares!