Engine Cylinder Flex-Hone(R) - Standard-Duty - 3-1/2In - GearWrench

Part #: 2486

The GearWrench 2486 Engine Cylinder Flex-Hone® is a professional-grade standard-duty tool designed to optimize the surface finish of engine cylinders. This precision honing tool creates a crucial plateaued finish within cylinders, promoting rapid piston ring seating and superior oil retention, which contributes to extended engine life and improved overall performance.

Key Features

  • Optimized Cylinder Finish: Produces a plateaued finish essential for fast piston ring seating and enhanced oil retention, leading to longer engine life.
  • Durable Construction: Engineered for longevity, offering a hone life in excess of 1000 cylinders.
  • Effortless Operation: Requires no complex setup, streamlining your workflow.
  • Versatile Compatibility: Designed for use with a variable-speed 3/8-inch electric hand drill.
  • Standard Grit Abrasive: Features a 120 grit abrasive for effective material removal and finish.

Applications

This Flex-Hone® is an indispensable tool for professional technicians and mechanics engaged in engine rebuilding, cylinder reconditioning, and routine maintenance. It is ideal for preparing engine cylinders to achieve the precise surface texture necessary for optimal piston ring sealing, reduced friction, and efficient lubrication, ensuring reliable engine performance for a range of automotive and industrial applications.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: GearWrench
  • Model Number: 2486
  • Hone Size: 3-1/2 inches (89mm)
  • Recommended Minimum Working Diameter: 3-1/4 inches (83mm)
  • Grit: 120

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 14 February, 2007.