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They are crafted out of a Chrome Vanadium alloy steel with a mirror polish finish to help resist rust and corrosion. Stamped brand and “CHROME VANADIUM” letters on wrench handle provides added gripping points. Exceeds ANSI standards
Open side lets the wrench fit onto automotive and plumbing tubing lines. The 15 degree offset at the ends makes it possible to reach tighter places. Size stamped on both sides for ease in identification. The wrenches that exceeds ANSI standard deliver a long time of solid performance. Designed to prevent rounding out edges over time
3 piece high-quality flare nut wrench set includes the most popular sizes, which are the following: 10×12 mm, 13×14 mm, 15×17 mm. 2 sizes per wrench providing more options with less to carry
The wrench set comes with a pouch for easy organization and convenient storage. The roll-up pouch has each wrench size printed which makes organizing easy
The perfect tool for mechanics, auto repair technicians, or other industrial tradesmen who work on lines
10 reviews for DURATECH Flare Nut Wrench Set, Metric, 3-Piece
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Harmandeep singh –
Good quality
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Amazon Customer –
Very useful
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Ed –
These are great wrenches for the money.
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Paul H. –
Perhaps not as well made as a premium quality tool, but for use outside of a professional shop it’s quite suitable. I consider myself an advanced DIY repairman, did heavy-line auto repair decades ago, so I’m familiar with handtools. I am pleased with the tools, especially at this price point.
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Knight511 –
I did it, and I can admit it. I put a regular 10mm wrench on a flare nut (actually, I did it 4 times) while replacing brake hoses on my car. The last nut was a little more stuck than the others, so I felt as the soft brass started to yield in the wrench.
I froze and contemplated life.
Did I just make a horrible mistake?
Stopped work for the day, went inside to research, and found that the brake line I had a regular wrench on cost $44 and was routed over the rear subframe and gas tank which would have resulted in a LOT of wasted time. I found this set on Amazon with lots of reviews and very few negative, so I took a $13 chance that maybe, JUST MAYBE, I could salvage the fitting since I didn’t really round it off.
Just got the set in today, opened the box, was impressed by how chunky the wrenches were and walked back out to the project car. The wrench fit over the flare nut nicely despite the two slightly mushed corners. I pulled on the wrench with a quiet prayer to the 10mm socket gods and heard the most amazing sound I could hear today. The “thunk” of the stuck flare nut breaking free.
Don’t do it. Please don’t use a regular wrench if you are reading this. Spend the small amount of money. Save yourself a headache either right now or in the future when you have to mess with the same nuts again that you were too impatient for right now.
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Stew –
An item I actually wanted to review. These are fantastic for the price.
Now, coming from Pittsburgh harbor freight flare nut wrenches, my bar was set very low. I was used to those wrenches “springing out” under load, slipping, and then rounding the nut.
These wrenches are rock solid. They fit tight, they do not “spring out” under load, and you can see how thick the construction is. Plus, the included pouch is nice.
I haven’t tried luxury brands like snap-on, but these are a million times better than hazard fraught flare nut wrenches. Highly recommend.
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Ben Peetz –
Very nice
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Charlie K Lott –
I needed metric flare wrenches for bleeding modern vehicles brakes .
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Einna –
I like the pouch for storing
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Bennie –
Got exactly what i needed and ordered
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Harmandeep singh –
Good quality
Amazon Customer –
Very useful
Ed –
These are great wrenches for the money.
Paul H. –
Perhaps not as well made as a premium quality tool, but for use outside of a professional shop it’s quite suitable. I consider myself an advanced DIY repairman, did heavy-line auto repair decades ago, so I’m familiar with handtools.
I am pleased with the tools, especially at this price point.
Knight511 –
I did it, and I can admit it. I put a regular 10mm wrench on a flare nut (actually, I did it 4 times) while replacing brake hoses on my car. The last nut was a little more stuck than the others, so I felt as the soft brass started to yield in the wrench.
I froze and contemplated life.
Did I just make a horrible mistake?
Stopped work for the day, went inside to research, and found that the brake line I had a regular wrench on cost $44 and was routed over the rear subframe and gas tank which would have resulted in a LOT of wasted time. I found this set on Amazon with lots of reviews and very few negative, so I took a $13 chance that maybe, JUST MAYBE, I could salvage the fitting since I didn’t really round it off.
Just got the set in today, opened the box, was impressed by how chunky the wrenches were and walked back out to the project car. The wrench fit over the flare nut nicely despite the two slightly mushed corners. I pulled on the wrench with a quiet prayer to the 10mm socket gods and heard the most amazing sound I could hear today. The “thunk” of the stuck flare nut breaking free.
Don’t do it. Please don’t use a regular wrench if you are reading this. Spend the small amount of money. Save yourself a headache either right now or in the future when you have to mess with the same nuts again that you were too impatient for right now.
Stew –
An item I actually wanted to review. These are fantastic for the price.
Now, coming from Pittsburgh harbor freight flare nut wrenches, my bar was set very low. I was used to those wrenches “springing out” under load, slipping, and then rounding the nut.
These wrenches are rock solid. They fit tight, they do not “spring out” under load, and you can see how thick the construction is. Plus, the included pouch is nice.
I haven’t tried luxury brands like snap-on, but these are a million times better than hazard fraught flare nut wrenches. Highly recommend.
Ben Peetz –
Very nice
Charlie K Lott –
I needed metric flare wrenches for bleeding modern vehicles brakes .
Einna –
I like the pouch for storing
Bennie –
Got exactly what i needed and ordered