Specialized manual conduit benders..

Status
Not open for further replies.

PowerLimited

Member
Location
Bugtussle
conduit bending...

specialized benders (manual)

What say you regarding any of the specialized manual conduit benders out there ? I am referring to any of the manual benders that are other than the regular, standard type manual conduit bender. For example, I think it is rack-a-tier that sells a so called 'hoppy' bender, a manual bender that differs fromm the basic design of the manual conduit benders well have our job sites ( i.e., Gardner Bender GreeLee, Klein, etc ). There are some different manual benders out there, some purporting to give a better, or easier, or more accurate, or more repeateable, or faster conduit bending result. Anybody have any observation, report, etc, about these different manual benders. Do they have any advantages?
 

peter

Senior Member
Location
San Diego
I have an Ericksen bender. It bends 1/2', 3/4" and 1" all to the same radivs. Probably not good for box offsets. Bvt very good for rack installations where yov have a mixtvre of 1/2", 3/4" and 1". Since all the bends are the same radivs, it doesn't matter the order. It costs $150.
 

ActionDave

Chief Moderator
Staff member
Location
Durango, CO, 10 h 20 min from the winged horses.
Occupation
Licensed Electrician
Back when I did some instrument fitting I used benders similar to this.
Ridgid_600_series_bender_300.png

I have often wished I had some for 1/2 EMT but have never wanted them bad enough to spend any money.
 

RichB

Senior Member
Location
Tacoma, Wa
Occupation
Electrician/Electrical Inspector
After looking at the tittle of this thread I would also assume you would need one that sstutters too:angel:
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top