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RIDGID tube benders are used for bending pipes and tubes during metal-forming projects. They can be used with hardware, ropes, chains, cables & tie-downs.
RIDGID tube benders have an adjustment dial that needs to be set based on the size of the tube.
When making more than one bend on a single tube, mark the tube with a longitudinal line as a reference point.
Ensure that this line is always in the opposite direction of the bend direction you intend to achieve.
Align the tube into the bender and insert it to ensure that the reference marks you made are always visible.
Start bending by gripping the roll support arm firmly and bringing it down until the bending die indicates you've reached the desired degree mark.
Lift the roll support arm up to remove the tube from the die. You can then take out the finished tube from the bender.
Features
RIDGID tube benders are designed to bend steel tubes (up to 1/8 inches wall thickness), stainless steel tubes (up to 3/32 inches wall thickness) and hard copper water tubes (Types K and L).
They produce uniform bends up to 180 degrees (no anneal tubing or use of special temper grade tubing is required).
The high-geared design is easy to operate.
These tools are marked with inch and metric sizes.
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