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Introducing New Flarenut Crowfoot Sets & 12-point Nano Sockets

Astro_Pneumatic_Tools

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Hey guys, since these just dropped this week figured I'd give you an overview of what they are.

Flarenut Crowsfoot Wrenches 7108 Metric 10-19mm and 7109 SAE 3/8″ to 1″
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The Metric set comes on a 1/4 turn locking rail specifically designed for crowfoot. It's pretty sweet. SAE set went up to sizes/thickness this new rail design doesn't cover yet.
All four sides inside the square drive have detents for ratchets and extensions instead of the usual 1 or drill through hole, so they're less likely to be pulled off extensions.

These tools address the top 4 reasons for rounding soft stuff in our opinion:

1) Clearance/tolerance. These have minimal "wiggle" on the flarenut, and every one is that way. We have tight limits and throw away a higher % that don't meet that.
2) Jaw Spread. These simply dont, they dont spread. They're a little on the thicker end as a result, but I'd press you to find anything as strong as these which as a result they don't flex at all.
3) Hex design. While off-corner loading designs are common among sockets these days, you may want to take a look at your crowfoot wrenches. While some brands have implemented improvements, a lot are still old "corner drive" tech. We made our own drawings and tooling for the drive shape of these to keep force on the soft flats of fittings.
4) Lead in chamfer. More chamfer on a line wrench or flarenut tool means less contact patch and surface area to spread that force over. The original purpose of this feature is to make placing atop fasteners easier and quicker. it's a crowfoot, you're not using this all day. You might rather just have a better purchase on a fastener, so we don't need it. Pretty much eliminated.


78319T: 3/8" 12-point Nano Sockets.
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- Basically our very popular 78319 set 6-24mm no skips, but 12-point. This has been a high request of us, we're always adding sets.

In fact, just look at the latest Nano Family image attached. We're only expanding the range, including more ratchets in the works which I can't get too much into.
 

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DekNgo

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Are these Crowfoot Wrenches (Crowfeet?) made to tighter tolerances than the 7115 set?
 

AJHD

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Good timing. I'm in the market for some croow foot wrenches.

Hopefully they'll available soon or able to find them somewhere that has 'em. Hopefully a reasonable price too.
 

Callelle

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Excellent! I'll be ordering a set of the 12 points next time I know I have an ISB turbo job coming, right now I'm up to my neck in Navistar rebuids. The crowsfeet are a nice surprise I wasn't expecting, I can finally replace my trash Indian Sunex set.
 
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drokihazan

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My immediate feedback is that 78319T is kind of an inconvenient part number. It's difficult to search for 78319T without getting search results that are for the existing 78319 set. I wish you'd chosen a different part number for this set.
The tools look great though, I'm looking forward to trying the SAE crowfeet!
 

Sumboodie

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most I've seen are 12pt. And go to 2" or so. 1/2, 9/16, 3/4" would cover some fittings but many are larger.
Not sure on metric, been a while since I've worked on hydraulic lines that needed metric.


Like these:
 

GeoBruin

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most I've seen are 12pt. And go to 2" or so. 1/2, 9/16, 3/4" would cover some fittings but many are larger.
Not sure on metric, been a while since I've worked on hydraulic lines that needed metric.


Like these:

Apples and Orangutans.
 
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