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Pipe Tube Bender,1/4'-7/8' O.D. Ratcheting Tubing Bender,90° Forward/Reverse Pipes Bending Hand Tools with 7 Dies,Pipe Cutter and Deburring Tool for HVAC Air Conditioning Refrigerator Repair

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  • [Widely Applicable] Applicable pipe outer diameter: 1/4" to 7/8". Our versatile ratcheting tube bender is widely used in plumbing, floor heating, refrigeration, air conditioning, and hydraulic systems and automobile maintenance. This is also a professional tool for industrial-grade or occasional use to simplify pipe connections.
  • [90° Bending in Both Directions] The compact pipes bender kit is perfect for bending soft copper and aluminum pipes up to 90 degrees, and comes with a reverse bending tool that helps bend pipes in "forward" and "reverse" configurations, making it suitable for a wall or hard-to-reach areas. Mechanical ratchet for fast and precise bending.
  • [Rich and Comprehensive Configuration] The pipe bender is made of 40Cr steel & 45# steel with high precision machining. The aluminum alloy tube bender heads (replaceable) are firm and durable, preventing pipe deformation. 7 interchangeable bending dies (1/4”, 5/16”, 3/8”, 1/2”, 5/8”, 3/4”, 7/8”) makes the pipe tube bender versatile for various pipe sizes. Also includes a bearing-type pipe cutter and a deburring tool, and other auxiliary tools.
  • [Ergonomic Design] Extra-long handle increases leverage and reduces hand fatigue. A compact design takes up minimal space while allowing for bending in narrow spaces, achieving one-handed bending and improving work efficiency.
  • [Sturdy and Durable] High-quality materials and precision manufacturing make the entire bender machine durable and long-lasting. Easily replace bending wheels, fixing support blocks, and fixing wheels. With a portable tool case for convenient carrying and construction.
  • [Precautions!!] First, make sure the material of the copper tube is suitable for bending. Seamless copper tubes are usually more suitable. If you use hard copper tubes, please soften them by burning them. Secondly, the wall thickness of the copper tube should not be too thin, and the bending radius should be greater than 3-4 times the diameter of the copper tube. In addition, you can fill the copper tube with sand or use internal support tools to prevent the tube from wrinkling or flattening during the bending process. When bending the copper tube, apply force slowly and evenly.



Product Description

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Specifications

  • 7 Elbow diameter range: 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4, 7/8 inch (6, 8, 10, 12, 16, 19, 22 mm)
  • Tubing Cutter Capacity: 1/8 to 1-1/8 inch (3-28 mm)
  • Max Bending Force: 10 KN
  • Item Size: 12.8 x 2 x 2 inch (32.5 x 5 x 5 cm)
  • Box Dimension: 16.5*11.4*3.3 inch
  • Packing weight: 11 lbs

Package Information:

  • 1x Tube Bender
  • 1x Pipe Cutter
  • 1x Deburring Tool
  • 2x Fixed Supports
  • 7x Tube Bender Heads
  • 1x Gloves
  • 1x Carrying Box

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Seven Tube Bender Heads

Size: 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2", 5/8", 3/4", 7/8", meet different needs.

Aluminium alloy design, durable and sturdy.

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90 Degrees Bending Angle

The pipe bender can easily bend copper, aluminum, and thin-walled steel tube to 90 degrees. And our product features both forward and reverse bending. A different direction depends on your need.

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Ergonomic Design

The compact bender kit with an ergonomic handle is easy to use and energy-saving. It is suitable for one-handed operation and long work hours without tiredness.

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Mike Cook
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
Some folks think these are supposed to work on solid copper tubing. Nope. RIDGID tubing is NOT designed to bend. It will deform a little, but it's brittle and will eventually kink and break. KNOW THE METAL BEFORE USING ANY TUBE BENDING DEVICE. If it's ridgid WATER pipe, it's not meant to bend. It works great on coiled copper tubing (soft copper). Such as HVAC, soft aluminum, and some thin wall steel. GO SLOW WHEN BENDING. Try not to overbend. Inspect as it bends. Sometimes you might want to move the dye a pinch one way or the other to keep from stressing one part too much. This tool worked fine for me.
Sal
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
Well made and it works flawlessly.
Jessie Hicks
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025
Not really. But I used these to replace my old worn out hilmor ones. And these work better? Don’t hold the copper hostage after bending 90s, not one complaint.
Bill
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2024
Its great at kinking then breaking both red and blue style 1/2" Copper Pipe, but is an utter failure at bending it. I lost 1/3 a 10' section trying different techniques to make this work before giving up. With that being said, its overall build quality was fine and the ratcheting mechanism had plenty of force to work with. It may do better on other pipe types. The included cutter worked well.
drums2metal
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2024
I've bought 1 other cheap set of ratcheting benders before these.. those were the plastic mandrels and are a royal pain to take off of the pipe. I found that over bending, removing the tool (with the mandrel still stuck on the pipe), then stretching the pipe to the desired bend, was the only way to not struggle so much.. but THESE are great! Both of them were basically designed the same way though, so here's the flaw: the bottom of the mandrels don't actually snap/lock onto the tool. They have a small spring (folded strip of metal) screwed into the spot the tool goes into. That spring loses tension the 1st time u put a mandrel on it... 1 fix I haven't tried, is to use a harder strip of metal or thicker gauge of the same thing on there. I feel like that would work best, to keep the tool as built basically. The fix I DID try, is I removed the springs, used a tiny ball Dremel bit, dug little gouges into the mandrils where the tool inserts, and put a VERY light coating of silicone in there. The gouges are just for the silicone to have something to grab onto... Another idea I had (if the silicone starts wearing too quickly. So far so good after a month of using everyday), is to tack weld or jb weld a small 1/2" socket extension (that have spring loaded balls), then drill holes for the female spot on the mandrels, for the ball to snap into. I think that would be the perfect fix. Just gotta cut the shaft on the tool back, to accommodate the extension length too.. 1 day when work is slower, I'll definitely get around to that.Other than that, the benders work FLAWLESSLY! Just as good as a set of Black Max!
Yvonne
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2024
I purchased this Pipe Tube Bender for my son in law for his birthday. He works on HVAC air conditioners. He was very pleased with this product; he said it worked really well and makes his job much easier.Recommended
DF
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024
It works, but the former doesn't have marks (that I can see) for aligning the pipe to bend in the correct location. 2 stars off because it makes it harder to use.
Konrad Nowak
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2024
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