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Eastwood - Pro Former Tubing Bender

Eastwood - Pro Former Tubing Bender

Hydraulic tubing bender capable of bending steel and chromoly tubing from 0.75” to 1.75” diameters.
$ 629.97 $ 629.97

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Specification

Brand
Eastwood
Item Number
12485
Weight
116 lbs
Dimensions
28.4 in (Length) x 14.2 in (Width) x 11.2 in (Height)
Bending Capacity
Mild Steel: Bends up to 60 degrees in 0.75”, 1.0”, 1.5”, 1.625”, and 1.75” diameters with wall thickness from 0.049” to 0.090”; Bends up to 90 degrees in 0.75” and 1.0” diameters with wall thickness from 0.049” to 0.090”. Chrome-moly: Bends up to 60 degrees in 0.75”, 1.0”, 1.5”, 1.625”, and 1.75” diameters with wall thickness up to 0.040”; Bends up to 90 degrees in 0.75”, 1.0”, and 1.5” diameters with wall thickness up to 0.040%.
Included Dies
0.75”, 1.0”, 1.5”, 1.625”, and 1.75” diameters
Frame Construction
Ridged steel frame
Forming Jack
8-ton
UPC
607174116140

Description

The Eastwood Pro Former Tubing Bender is a robust and reliable tool designed for fabricators and DIY enthusiasts. Its ridged steel frame construction and 8-ton forming jack provide a sturdy base, ensuring accurate bends without flattening or deforming the tubing. This bender is ideal for creating custom tube cross members, transmission mounts, and other tubular components. It includes dies for 0.75”, 1.0”, 1.5”, 1.625”, and 1.75” diameter tubing, accommodating a range of projects. The bender can handle mild steel and chromoly tubing, bending up to 60 degrees in larger diameters and up to 90 degrees in smaller diameters, depending on the material and wall thickness. The kit comes complete with a comprehensive instruction manual to guide users through the bending process.

Disclaimer

Please note that bending capabilities vary based on material type and wall thickness. For bends greater than 90 degrees or in heavier wall tubing, it is recommended to bend two pieces at smaller angles and weld them together. Always follow the instruction manual for safe and proper use.