Aeroflow Stainless Steel Hard Line 1/2" (12.7mm). 25ft (7.6m) Roll AF66-3001SS
Aeroflow Stainless Steel Hard Line 1/2" (12.7mm). 25ft (7.6m) Roll
Aeroflow Performance 304 stainless steel hard lines are aircraft-quality, seamless thin wall tubes which are double annealed for easier flaring and bending. This stainless-steel brake, fuel, or oil line is ideal for routing lines along the chassis, framerails, or anywhere flexible line is not required. These stainless-steel hard lines are rated for up to 6000 psi and designed for use with tube line adapter fittings or when using a flaring tool with tube nut/tube sleeve combinations.
The hard line is available in 25-foot rolls (7.6 meters) of 3/16" (4.76mm), 1/4" (6.35mm), 5/16" (7.95mm), 3/8" (9.52mm), or 1/2" (12.7mm) outside diameter tubing.
Stainless steel tube manufactured to ASTM-A269 standards.
NOTE: Stainless steel is more difficult to bend and flare compared to typical steel line. We recommend that a professional-grade flaring tool be used with these lines. Stainless steel can also be difficult to seal when replacing an existing brake or fuel line. The previously installed line can create a wear pattern on the flare seat which will not allow the new stainless-steel flare to seal properly. When replacing an existing line, we recommend a thorough inspection of the existing brake fitting, fuel fitting, junction block, wheel cylinder, brake caliper, etc. It's possible that the existing component may need to be replaced for a proper seal.
Key features
- Manufactured from high-quality 304 stainless steel for durability.
- Seamless thin wall design for improved flexibility and performance.
- Double annealed for easier flaring and bending.
- Rated for up to 6000 psi, suitable for high-pressure applications.
- Available in various diameters to suit different needs.
- Meets ASTM-A269 standards for quality assurance.
Technical details
- Material: 304 stainless steel.
- Length: 25 feet (7.6 metres).
- Outside diameter: 1/2" (12.7mm).
- Pressure rating: Up to 6000 psi.
- Manufacturing standard: ASTM-A269.
Applications / fitment
This stainless steel hard line is typically used in various automotive and industrial applications where a rigid line is preferred.
- Ideal for brake, fuel, and oil line installations.
- Suitable for use in passenger vehicles and performance cars.
- Commonly used in 4x4 and off-road vehicles.
- Applicable in custom builds and restorations.
- Used in workshops and by professional mechanics.
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Frequently asked questions
What tools do I need to work with this stainless steel hard line?
We recommend using a professional-grade flaring tool for best results when working with stainless steel hard lines.
Can I bend this stainless steel line easily?
Stainless steel is more difficult to bend compared to typical steel lines, so care must be taken during installation.
Is this hard line suitable for brake applications?
Yes, this stainless steel hard line is rated for high pressure and is suitable for brake applications.
How do I ensure a proper seal when replacing existing lines?
Inspect existing fittings and components thoroughly, as wear patterns may prevent a proper seal with new stainless steel flares.
What is the maximum pressure rating for this product?
The stainless steel hard line is rated for up to 6000 psi, making it suitable for high-pressure applications.
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