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1/4 BRAKE LINE NUT METRIC 12MM X 1.0 BUBBLE FLARE - K Tool International

Part #: KTI-03976

Ensure secure and reliable brake system connections with the K Tool International KTI-03976 brake line nuts. Engineered for professional automotive and industrial applications, these precision-machined nuts are essential for repairing or fabricating brake lines requiring a metric bubble flare configuration. This pack of five offers convenience for technicians performing multiple replacements or custom brake line work.

Key Features

  • Precision Metric Threading: Features an M12 x 1.0 metric thread for accurate and leak-free connections in compatible brake systems.
  • Bubble Flare Design: Specifically designed for 1/4" brake lines utilizing a bubble (ISO) flare, common in many European and some Asian vehicle applications.
  • Durable Construction: Manufactured by K Tool International, ensuring a robust and professional-grade component capable of withstanding the demands of brake system pressures and environmental factors.
  • Versatile Application: Ideal for replacing corroded or damaged brake line nuts during repair, restoration, or custom fabrication of hydraulic lines.
  • Convenient Pack Size: Supplied in a pack of five, providing multiple nuts for comprehensive repair jobs or stock replenishment.

Applications

These 1/4" brake line nuts are crucial for technicians performing maintenance or repair on vehicles and industrial equipment that utilize metric bubble flare brake lines. They are perfectly suited for replacing compromised nuts, fabricating new brake line assemblies, or extending existing lines. Their specific M12 x 1.0 threading and bubble flare compatibility make them a go-to component for a range of hydraulic system needs.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: K Tool International
  • Model Number: KTI-03976
  • Line Compatibility: 1/4" Tubing
  • Thread Size: M12 x 1.0 Metric
  • Flare Type: Bubble Flare (ISO Flare)
  • Quantity: 5 per Pack

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This product was added to our catalog on Saturday 04 September, 2021.