PRO-Fit™ Precision Flaring Kit - RectorSeal

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FLARING IN SECONDS!
- Burnishes flare surface reducing risk of LEAKS!
- Color Coded Bits for Easy ID Work with Impact Drivers & 12v+ Drills
- Durable see-through case for better tool visibility
- Sold as Tool Box Kit replacement bits available
The next generation pipe flaring tool for copper and aluminum tubing used in air conditioning and refrigeration work.
PRO-Fit™ Precision Flaring Kit produces tubing flares in just seconds without splits, blemishes and burrs that cause leaks.
The kit consists of five bell-shaped, color-coded, size-inscribed flaring bits designed for 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 5/8 and 3/4-inch (6, 7.5, 12, 16, 19-mm) tubing. The flaring process requires just seconds to complete using a (minimum) 12v drill or impact driver. The spinning bit forms the tube opening into a flare, without splits, burrs, blemishes or uneven edges that typically cause flare fitting connection leaks. The bits are also the most efficient option for flaring short stubs or existing tubing in cramped spaces.
Replacements bits will be available.
Product available early August 2017.

[@TerryRGraham]

This works great! I had no problems or leaks.

[@RectorSealCorp]

That's great to hear Terry! You can also try our Flaretite seals to further reduce the risk of leaks. Check them out here bit.ly/FlaretiteSeals

[@gearhead196]

Can we please take a minute to discuss the company name y'all chose?

[@tacticalant3841]

gearhead196 - its RectorSeal, not RectumSeal!

[@Gary-ts6dh]

2:33 - What happens if I don't get the flare the correct size and have to go in a second time? Will I still get a leak free joint or do I need to start over? Also, will tapping the end of the copper be sufficient to knock out the rest of the fragments created (2:37) in this procedure?

[@ccall48]

Tried these out at our wholesaler a few weeks back, save your money.

[@Vendingsupplier]

Am I the only one that noticed the copper fragments that fell onto the table after using the bit tool?

[@normandeline2339]

De- birs the fitting. Normal... should do it on all flares.

[@Vendingsupplier]

@@normandeline2339 there weren't any on the old flaring tool side.

[@satnamsethiya9673]

I need this product I from India this product is not available in here and not manufacturing any company

[@RectorSealCorp]

We would love to help. Please fill out the form and a rep in your area will contact you. rectorseal.com/contact-rectorseal/

[@joseluisestevez9398]

Saludos excelente Como puedo comprar

[@RectorSealCorp]

Hola Jose, se puede contactar con nuestro departamento de ventas aquí. rectorseal.com/customer-support

[@ryanjordan6144]

It leaves a bulge in the copper and the flare nut does not fit over it. Junk

[@XCHILLY_WILLYx]

You probably used it wrong

[@johndoe-wt4ui]

This guy needs practice on salesmanship

[@quicksolutionsengineersfor1258]

I want to buy it

[@RectorSealCorp]

Hi Rizwan you can contact our sales team at rectorseal.com/customer-support/

[@ankitpatel9957]

Is it available in india..

[@sm-vu4er]

Omg that flare is disgusting.. dont know about this to be honest

[@sobujmahmud9532]

Qurar i nid

[@ashushaikh7462]

Sir drill machine

[@gt1716]

Ага и стружку ловите в трубе.

[@azeemqadri8520]

Pro fit part is available me as price to india

[@RectorSealCorp]

Azeem thanks for your interest, you can connect with our international team here. rectorseal.com/customer-service

[@justinjoy5410]

Super✌️

[@RectorSealCorp]

Thanks Justin!

[@BrunoAnjos21]

What a copycat. I know for a fact that the original ones from SPIN work a lot better... these just create a bunch of debris inside the copper, not mentioning the bad quality of the final result...

[@ccall48]

2:59 Is that what you're talking about?

[@derrickenbuenosaires]

@@ccall48 I haven't tried these or the spin but the spin brand recommends not using a impact driver maybe he got those results from the impact driver?

[@ccall48]

derrickenbuenosaires not sure mate, we tried impact and normal drill and they gave a few of us horrible results. I’ll just stick to using my concentric cone flare block. I’m not worried about saving a few seconds or minutes if I know the jobs done right.

[@axelgiovanni1031]

@@ccall48 What Tool and brand do you recommend or like the best?

[@ccall48]

@@axelgiovanni1031 BBK had it for over 10 years now... hate to think how many flares and installs i've done with it..

[@bengross3444]

Don't waste your money. Buy the auto swagger if needed. This tool is a joke

[@slavaplotinsky8527]

No one professional will use this garbage even original Spin one ☝️ Toy for kids.