Klein Tools 51607 Aluminum Conduit Bender - 3/4-Inch EMT

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The Klein Tools 51607 Aluminum Conduit Bender is designed for electricians and contractors seeking efficiency and accuracy in conduit bending. Its key benefit is the Angle Setter technology, which ensures repeatable, precise bends for common angles with minimal effort, saving significant time on job sites. A potential caveat is its specific compatibility with 3/4-inch EMT and 1/2-inch Rigid/IMC conduit, requiring users to confirm it meets their project needs. This bender features a lightweight aluminum head, clear cast markings, and a stable foot pedal for enhanced control and comfort during use.
| Model Part Number | 51607 |
|---|---|
| Brand | KLEIN TOOLS |
This bender is designed for 3/4-inch EMT (Electrical Metallic Tubing) and 1/2-inch Rigid and IMC (Intermediate Metal Conduit).
The patent-pending Angle Setter technology helps achieve repeatable, accurate bends at specific angles (10, 22.5, 30, and 45 degrees) by providing visual guides and accounting for conduit spring back. For automated stops, it is compatible with Klein's 3/4-Inch Angle Setter accessory.
No, the 3/4-Inch Angle Setter accessory (Cat. No. 51612) is sold separately. It is compatible with this bender for enhanced accuracy and speed.
The bender features bold cast markings and symbols specifically designed to aid in the alignment and execution of various bend types, including saddle and back-to-back bends. Align the conduit carefully using these markings.
Yes, the aluminum head is reinforced for added strength and designed for easy handling, contributing to its durability for standard electrical work.
Clean the bender after each use with a dry or slightly damp cloth, paying attention to the bending channel and markings. Store it in a dry environment to prevent corrosion.
The product is listed with a weight of 5.12 pounds (2.32 kg).
Ensure the conduit is correctly seated in the bender's channel and aligned with the appropriate marking. Verify the interior hook surface is clear of debris. Check that the conduit is within the specified size compatibility (3/4-inch EMT, 1/2-inch Rigid/IMC).
Confirm that the Angle Setter technology (if used) is properly engaged. Re-align the conduit precisely with the desired degree marking. Account for conduit spring back, which the Angle Setter settings are designed to do, but manual adjustments may be needed for specific materials.
Ensure the bender is placed on a stable, level surface. Utilize the wide foot pedal for maximum stability and leverage. Avoid over-extending your reach, which can compromise balance.
Clean the cast markings with a dry cloth. Ensure adequate lighting in the work area. If markings are significantly worn, consider using a permanent marker to enhance visibility, or refer to the Angle Setter accessory for precise angle guidance.
Setup: The bender comes fully assembled. Ensure the conduit is properly seated in the bender's channel and aligned with the desired marking. For enhanced accuracy with specific angles (10, 22.5, 30, 45 degrees), align the conduit with the corresponding markings and utilize the patent-pending Angle Setter if attached.
Compatibility: This bender is designed for 3/4-inch EMT (Electrical Metallic Tubing) and 1/2-inch Rigid and IMC (Intermediate Metal Conduit). It is compatible with Klein's 3/4-Inch Angle Setter accessory (Cat. No. 51612) for automated angle stops.
Care: After use, clean any dirt or debris from the bender, particularly from the bending channel and markings, using a dry or slightly damp cloth. Store the bender in a dry location to prevent corrosion. Periodically check the aluminum head for any signs of damage and ensure the foot pedal remains free of obstruction. Lubrication is generally not required for the aluminum components.