Product description

This copper brake line with an outer diameter of 4.75 mm (3/16 inch) and a length of 5 meters is designed for replacing worn or damaged brake lines in cars. The seamless construction and wall thickness of 0.90 mm ensure reliable and safe operation of the braking system.

Advantages of copper brake lines

• Easy to work with: Copper is easy to bend and shape, which makes installation easier.
• Corrosion resistance: Unlike steel brake lines, which can rust over time, copper offers higher resistance to corrosion.
• Durability: Copper brake lines have a longer lifespan and maintain their integrity under various conditions.

Applications

This brake line is suitable for:

• Passenger cars: Replacement of existing brake lines.
• Classic cars: Restoration projects where authenticity and reliability are essential.
• Motorsport: Use in race cars where performance and safety are paramount.

Installation and compatibility

When installing copper brake lines, it is important to:

• Use suitable fittings that are compatible with the 4.75 mm diameter.
• Apply proper flaring tools for a secure and leak-free connection.
• Use mounting clips to firmly secure the brake line and minimize vibrations.

Alternatives: Cunifer brake lines

For those looking for an even stronger and more durable option, Cunifer brake lines are an excellent alternative. These are made from an alloy of copper, nickel, and iron, resulting in:

• Higher strength: Better resistance to mechanical stress.
• Excellent corrosion resistance: Ideal for vehicles exposed to harsh conditions.

Note that Cunifer brake lines are slightly harder to bend than copper variants and therefore require professional tools for proper installation.

Maintenance and replacement

Regular inspection of brake lines is crucial for vehicle safety. Replace brake lines if:

• Visible wear: Cracks, dents, or other damage.
• Corrosion: Rust formation that affects the integrity of the line.
• Age: Brake lines that have been exposed to the elements for a long time may lose their reliability.

By performing timely maintenance and replacement, you ensure an optimally functioning braking system and increase safety on the road.