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SUR&R M10-1.0 Bubble Flare Union 4-Pack - Hydraulic Brake Line Accessories
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SUR&R M10-1.0 Bubble Flare Union 4-Pack

The SUR&R Brake Line Union is a steel bubble flare union with M10-1.0 thread size and 3/16 in outside diameter, sold in a 4-pack (SKU BR450, MPN BR450). This hydraulic brake line accessory is designed for connecting…

SKU 3G-OTH-484362

Also listed as: BR 450 · BR-450

Brand
SUR&R
Item
M10-1.0 Bubble Flare Union 4-Pack
Part Number
BR450
Category
Hydraulic Brake Line Accessories
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
BR450
Type
M10-1.0 Thread Size, Steel, 4 PK
Material
Steel
Color
Silver
Outside Dia
3/16 in
Thread Size
M10-1.0
Product Type
Bubble Flare Union

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Product Description

The SUR&R Brake Line Union is a steel bubble flare union with M10-1.0 thread size and 3/16 in outside diameter, sold in a 4-pack (SKU BR450, MPN BR450). This hydraulic brake line accessory is designed for connecting or repairing brake lines in automotive and industrial applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SUR&R Brake Line Union used for?

The SUR&R Brake Line Union is a steel bubble flare union used to connect or repair hydraulic brake lines in automotive and industrial braking systems. It joins two M10-1.0 threaded lines with a 3/16 in outside diameter, ensuring a leak-free seal in high-pressure applications.

What are the specifications of the SUR&R Brake Line Union?

The SUR&R Brake Line Union (MPN BR450) is a steel bubble flare union with M10-1.0 thread size and 3/16 in outside diameter. It comes in a 4-pack, is silver in color, and is designed for hydraulic brake line connections. SUR&R is the manufacturer.

Where to buy the SUR&R Brake Line Union worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the SUR&R Brake Line Union (BR450) worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us to order this 4-pack of steel bubble flare unions for your brake line needs.

How to install a SUR&R Brake Line Union?

To install the SUR&R Brake Line Union, ensure brake line ends are clean and cut square. Insert each line into the union until seated, then tighten the M10-1.0 threads to the manufacturer’s torque specification. Use a flare nut wrench to avoid rounding. Test for leaks after installation.

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