5/16" INVERTED FLARE NUT 5/8"- - S.U.R. and R Auto Parts

The S.U.R. and R Auto Parts TR315 5/16" Inverted Flare Nut is a professional-grade component designed for secure and dependable connections in critical automotive and industrial fluid transfer systems. Engineered for precision, this 5/16" inverted flare nut ensures leak-free seals across brake, fuel, and hydraulic lines, maintaining system integrity and operational safety during repair and maintenance tasks.

Key Features

• Precision 5/16" Inverted Flare: Expertly machined to form a tight, leak-proof seal with compatible 5/16" flare tubing, crucial for high-pressure applications.
• Standard 5/8"-18 Thread Size: Offers broad compatibility with a wide range of standard fittings and components found in professional automotive and industrial fluid systems.
• Durable Construction: Manufactured from high-quality materials to resist corrosion, wear, and the demands of high-pressure fluid applications in workshop environments.
• Reliable, Vibration-Resistant Connection: Designed to deliver a secure and stable connection, essential for maintaining vehicle safety and consistent equipment performance.
• Convenient Multi-Pack: Supplied in a practical pack of four, providing a ready solution for ongoing repair projects and routine maintenance in professional workshops.

Applications

The TR315 5/16" Inverted Flare Nut is an essential component for various fluid line installations and repairs, including:

• Brake System Service: Crucial for connecting steel or copper-nickel brake lines, guaranteeing a secure and pressure-tight brake fluid circuit in cars, trucks, and heavy equipment.
• Fuel System Maintenance: Utilized in fuel lines to prevent leaks and maintain proper fuel delivery pressure in a variety of vehicles and machinery.
• Hydraulic System Connections: Suitable for hydraulic lines in automotive, heavy-duty truck, and industrial equipment where a robust and reliable seal is paramount for operational integrity.
• Custom Line Fabrication: Ideal for professional technicians fabricating new fluid lines or repairing damaged sections across diverse automotive and industrial applications.