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FLEX HONE 1 3/8" BRAKE CYCLE - Brush Research

Part #: BC13818

The Brush Research BC13818 FLEX HONE 1 3/8" BRAKE CYCLE is a professional-grade abrasive tool engineered for superior surface finishing and cross-hole deburring in critical automotive and industrial components. This specialized Flex-Hone ensures optimal performance and extends the lifespan of vital systems by delivering a consistent, high-quality finish.

Key Features

  • Precision Engineered: Designed with a 1 3/8" (35mm) diameter specifically for precise application in brake and wheel cylinders, ensuring effective material removal and an ideal finish.
  • Advanced Surface Finishing: Utilizes the unique flexible honing process to produce a controlled, plateau-free surface finish, which is crucial for improved sealing, reduced wear, and optimal fluid retention.
  • Cross-Hole Deburring: Effectively removes burrs from cross-drilled holes, preventing premature seal failure and enhancing the overall integrity of hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
  • Versatile Application: While ideal for brake cylinders, this tool is also suitable for a broad range of hydraulic, pneumatic, and valve guide applications, offering extensive utility for professional technicians.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by Brush Research, a leader in honing tool innovation, ensuring durability and reliable performance in demanding workshop environments.
  • Customizable Abrasives: Available with additional abrasive types and grits, allowing technicians to achieve specific material requirements and desired surface finishes.

Applications

  • Automotive Brake Cylinders (Master and Wheel)
  • Hydraulic Cylinders and Components
  • Pneumatic Cylinders
  • Valve Guides
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$21.25

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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 26 February, 2015.

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