Cylinder Hone Tool ks tools 150.1190 for bores Ø32–89 mm

The ks tools Cylinder Hone Tool model 150.1190 is designed for precision honing of cylindrical bores with diameters from 32 to 89 mm. The tool delivers controlled material removal and consistent surface finishing for engine cylinders, hydraulic cylinders and other round bores. Constructed for workshop and professional use, it helps restore bore roundness and improve surface texture prior to assembly or repair.

Advantages

The hone provides adjustable expansion and stable operation to achieve uniform contact across the bore. Hardened abrasive stones ensure effective cutting and a predictable stock removal rate, while the tool’s balanced design reduces vibration and supports concentric results. The construction supports repeated use in maintenance settings and offers compatibility with common power sources used in workshop environments.

Suitable for

• Precision finishing of engine cylinder bores
• Maintenance and repair of hydraulic cylinders
• Refurbishment of round bores in automotive and industrial applications
• Workshop machining where bore roundness and surface texture need correction

Key specifications

• Bore diameter range: 32–89 mm
• Abrasive stone configuration: multi-stone hone for even contact
• Adjustability: expandable mandrel for diameter adaptation within range
• Intended use: manual or powered honing in workshop environments
• Material compatibility: cast iron, steel and typical cylinder materials

How to use

Select the hone setting that matches the target bore diameter and secure the tool to a suitable power drive or hand guide as required. Introduce the hone into the bore and apply consistent feed and rotation while using a suitable honing oil or coolant to carry away chips and reduce heat. Perform multiple light passes rather than heavy cuts, measuring bore diameter and roundness between passes until the required surface finish and dimensional tolerance are achieved. Clean the bore and tool thoroughly after completion to remove abrasive residues.

Usage recommendations

Use light pressure and steady, controlled strokes for the best surface finish. Combine the hone with appropriate honing oil and periodic measurement tools (micrometer, bore gauge) to ensure accuracy. Avoid excessive speeds or aggressive feeds that may cause glazing of abrasive stones or loss of concentricity.