DOUBLE
FLARING TOOL No. 597
for Flares D, E, F DIN 74234
— for Flares D, E, F— DIN 74234
Simple operation
of Double Flaring Tool enables any mechanic to
form flanges according to Standards DIN 74234
on seamless drawn and double walled rolled
tubing (Bundy® tubing). The tool is clamped into
a workshop vice and thus becomes immediately
available for use. Flaring Cones and Forming
Cones are quickly interchanged.
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Double Flare E — DIN 74234
To produce Flare E, 2 processes are necessary.
First form F with Flaring Cone 4597-51, return
spindle to original position, lift and swing side
ways. Exchange Flaring Cone 4597-51 for
4597-52. Return spindle to working position and
screw against previously formed flare until the
new flare is completed.
1 are marked on the clamping block faces. The clamping
For tubing diameters 4.75, 5 and 6 mm use
Forming Cone 4597-53. Its stop face prevents
embrittlement of tubing material whilst forming
under heavy pressure. This considerably
eliminates the possibility of leaks or breakages of
joints later subjected to stresses.
Forming Cone 4597-53 must be ordered
separateley.
DOUBLE
FLARING TOOL
Instructions for use:
Tubing must be cut square and deburred. Tool to be clamped Clamping Blocks
into a workshop vice. Clamping blocks to be inserted 4597-504597-50 MA
according to the appropriate tube diameter. Tube diameters
blocks must be fully inserted to finish flush with the tool
surface. Always keep the clamping block cage of the tool
clean’
Push in distance pin. For tube diameters 4.75 and 5 mm the
larger diameter section of pin is used, for all larger diameters
the first, smaller diameter is used.
Insert tubing until il touches the distance pin. Tighten the
blocks by means of clamping spindle. This operation requires 4597-51 Flaring Cones
a 1800 turn of the spindle. Withdraw distance pin prior to final
tightening.
Raise Flaring Spindle and insert Flaring Cone 4597-51. The
tube diameter is marked on the side of the Flaring Cone.
Return spindle to the working position.
Commence forming the flare by even rotation of spindle.
4597-52 FormingCone
4597-53 Forming Cone
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Double Flare F — DIN 74234 Flare D DIN 74234
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Flare F is formed in a single process with Flairing When forming Flare D, the distance pin cannot
Cone 4597-51. 1f the countersunk faces of the be used. The amount of material to be flared
clamping blocks do not face the Flaring Cone must be gauged as with all other commercial
then Flare F receives a flat collar. flaring tools. For the simple Flare D we also
recommend the use of GEDORE Flaring Tool
4595.