Conduit Bending Spring

Upgrade your conduit bending game with our high-quality Conduit Bending Springs. Designed to provide effortless, precise bends in various conduit types, these springs are perfect for both professional electricians and DIY enthusiasts. Crafted for durability and resilience, our bending springs ensure smooth, consistent bends without kinking or damaging the conduit, making them an essential addition to your toolkit.

Key Features: Spring 800mm long & designed to match the internal dimension of 3 common tube sizes 20mm, 25mm & 32mm

Robust Quality: Made from premium-grade steel, these springs offer exceptional strength and longevity, even under heavy usage.

- Precision Bending: Get accurate, controlled bends every time, allowing for cleaner installations and professional results.

- Versatile Compatibility: Ideal for a wide range of conduit types, including PVC & EMT

- Easy-to-Use Design: Simply insert the spring inside the conduit, apply pressure, and bend to the desired angle – perfect for achieving consistent results every time.

- Sizes to Suit 20mm 25mm &32mm

Internal Support: The bending spring is inserted inside the EMT conduit to provide support as it is bent, ensuring the tubing maintains its shape and doesn’t kink or collapse.

Ease of Use: With the spring inside the conduit, the user applies steady pressure to bend the EMT to the desired angle, achieving a clean, uniform bend.

When bending PVC conduit, heating is commonly used, but heating EMT (Electrical Metallic Tubing) is not typically necessary or recommended.

Here’s a breakdown:

Bending PVC Conduit

• Heat Required: PVC conduit is a plastic material that can crack or break if bent without heating. To make it pliable, electricians usually apply heat using a heat gun, portable heater, or a specialized PVC bending tool.
• Method: The conduit is evenly heated until it becomes flexible, allowing for smooth, controlled bends. Once it’s bent to the desired angle, it’s held in place until it cools and hardens again.

Bending EMT (Electrical Metallic Tubing)

• No Heat Required: EMT is made of thin-walled metal (usually galvanized steel or aluminum), which can be bent cold. Heating EMT can weaken the metal, compromise its protective coating, and may even violate electrical codes.
• Bending Tools: Instead of heating, EMT is typically bent using a conduit bender designed for EMT, which provides the leverage and control needed for smooth, precise bends.

In summary, PVC requires heating for safe bending, while EMT does not. Instead, EMT should be bent with the appropriate tools without applying heat to preserve its structural integrity and protective coating.

Invest in our Conduit Bending Springs and achieve high-quality bends with ease and precision, saving you time and reducing the risk of damaging your conduit. Perfect for electrical installations, home projects, and industrial applications. Add them to your cart today for a seamless bending experience!