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Tubing Straightener, Brake Line Straightener, Tube Straightener for 3/16" - 1.0"

Tubing Straightener, Brake Line Straightener, Tube Straightener for 3/16" - 1.0"

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Brake Line Straightener for 3/16" to 1.0" Tubing

This tubing straightener is a hand-held tool that removes bends and kinks from brake lines, fuel lines, and other rigid tubing sized between 3/16" and 1.0".

Overview

This tubing straightener is made for techs and DIY builders who need clean, straight runs of brake line and hard tubing before flaring or bending. The roller-style design feeds 3/16" through 1.0" tubing and takes out coils, shipping bends, and minor kinks in one pass. Anyone working with brake line straightener jobs on classic cars, custom builds, or shop repairs will find it saves time over hand-straightening.

Built For Performance

  • Roller-based straightening action handles coiled and bent tubing in a single pass
  • Adjustable to accept tubing from 3/16" up to 1.0" in outside diameter
  • Rugged frame and rollers hold up to repeated shop use
  • Compact size fits in a tool bag or on a bench
  • Works on copper, steel, and aluminum tubing
  • Manual operation needs no power source

Fits These Machines

  • for 3/16 in. brake line tubing
  • for 1/4 in. fuel and transmission line tubing
  • for 5/16 in. hard line tubing
  • for 3/8 in. and larger rigid tubing up to 1.0 in.

On-The-Job Use

  • Straightening coiled brake line before flaring and fitting
  • Prepping fuel and transmission hard lines on custom builds
  • Restoring straight runs on classic car brake systems
  • Shop and garage work where clean tubing bends matter

Specs At A Glance

Tool Type Tubing straightener
Tubing Range 3/16" to 1.0"
Operation Manual
Application Brake, fuel, and hard line tubing

Good To Know

Q: Will this straighten tubing that is already coiled? A: Yes, the roller design is intended to take coiled and bent tubing and pull it straight in a single pass. Feed the tube through slowly and repeat if needed for tighter bends.

Q: Does the tool work on stainless brake line? A: It handles most common tubing materials including stainless, though harder alloys may need more passes. Always check tube condition before flaring.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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