Spin Tools (SPIN) – Flaring & Swaging Tools for HVAC/R
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Spin Tools – Flaring & Swaging Tools for HVAC/R Copper Pipe Work
Spin Tools (SPIN) are a US-based manufacturer of professional copper tube tools designed specifically for HVAC/R installation and service work. Their flaring and swaging tools are built for speed and consistency — producing clean, leak-free flares and swages on copper tube without the frustration of split flares, uneven faces, or cracked tube ends.
The Spin Tools Range
Flaring tools — eccentric and standard flaring tools for producing 45° SAE flares on copper tube. Spin Tools' eccentric design produces a flare in a single rotation, significantly faster than traditional ratchet-style tools.
Swaging tools — for expanding tube ends to create socket joints for brazing. Available in individual sizes and complete sets covering common HVAC/R tube sizes.
Combination sets — flaring and swaging kits that cover the full range of tube sizes used in residential and commercial HVAC/R work.
Why Spin Tools?
Speed — the eccentric flaring mechanism produces a flare in one rotation rather than multiple passes, saving time on high-volume installation work
Consistency — the guided mechanism produces a uniform flare face every time, reducing the risk of leaks at flare connections
Durability — hardened steel construction built for daily trade use
A2L compatible — suitable for use on copper tube in R32 and other A2L refrigerant systems
HVAC Hand Tools — browse the full range of installation hand tools
Tube Expanders — for expanding tube ends without swaging tools
Frequently Asked Questions
What tube sizes do Spin Tools cover?
Spin Tools flaring and swaging sets typically cover 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2", 5/8", and 3/4" OD copper tube — the sizes most commonly used in residential and commercial HVAC/R installation. Check individual product listings for specific size coverage.
Are Spin Tools suitable for R32 systems?
Yes. Spin Tools produce standard 45° SAE flares suitable for use in R32 and other A2L refrigerant systems. Always ensure flare connections are made to the correct torque specification for the tube size and refrigerant type.
