HYLDG Brake Line Copper Alloy Non-Magnetic Tubing Coil 2 Kits, 25 ft of 3/16 & 1/4 OD, with 32 Fittings, Inverted Flare, SAE Thread, 0.028 inch wall thickness

Not copper alloy! Just cheap copper coated steel! Did work just not as easy to work with... spend a couple dollars more for the real copper alloy lines!

This line is not copper alloy non magnetic. It is just another copper coated steel line.

It even 10 min of having this garbage submerged on clean filtered water rust spots started to show up, bad thing I was out of the returning window, learn from other peoples mistakes, DO NOT BUY IT!

This tubing is copper washed steel. It has a welded seam along the length that splits when you try to flare it. It would be a criminal act to use this on brake lines. The seam will split even if you could get a flare on it.

was sold as cupronickle alloy which makes it easier to bend and resistant to corrosion when making lines. Stuff is tough to bend and not as represented

Your ad even says that it's non-metallic her doesn't stick to a magnet that's not the case either it does stick to a magnet this is not what I wanted

This is copper coated steel tubing. Not a copper alloy

This tubing is steel tubing with copper plating one of the ads even says that it's non-metallic

Soft enough to bend by hand but tough enough to last for ever.

These lines are MAGNETIC. Must be copper coated steel, NOT COPPER NICKEL ALLOY.They work fine, flare easily, bend fine but are definitely MAGNETIC. Don't pay extra for these thinking that they are "better" than regular copper coated steel lines. Picture showing roll of brakeline hanging from a magnet ^

These will work for me in a pinch, but they are not copper nickel lines. Like most other lines that are lower priced, they are copper coated steel lines. I'm stuck with them now, because I to get some lines on my car to move it.

Add says non magnetic but they are magnetic, these are just steel lines with a copper coating on them