Manually Operated Floor-Mounted Steel Pipe Bending Machine - VidaXL - 141309

This versatile pipe bender is ideal for precise bending of round pipes, square rods, and strip ste...

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This manual pipe bender by VidaXL is designed for workshops and DIY enthusiasts who need to precisely bend round pipes, square rods, and strip steel. Its primary benefit is the versatility offered by seven included die rollers, allowing for a wide range of custom shapes like U-bolts and pipe clamps. A potential drawback is that it requires significant manual effort, especially for thicker materials, and precise, repeatable bends might demand practice.

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Model Part Number141309
BrandVidaXL

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FAQs

What is the maximum thickness of strip steel this machine can bend?

The machine can bend strip steel up to 6 mm thick and 50 mm wide for standard curves. For sharp bends, the maximum thickness is reduced to 4 mm.

How many die rollers are included?

The pipe bender comes with seven different die rollers with diameters ranging from 25 mm to 75 mm.

Can this machine bend pipes (round tubing)?

Yes, it is designed to bend round pipes. It can handle round steel up to a diameter of 12 mm.

What is the maximum bending angle?

The machine can achieve a maximum bending angle of 200 degrees.

Does the machine come with mounting hardware?

No, the mounting hardware (bolts, anchors) is not included. You will need to provide appropriate hardware based on your chosen mounting surface.

Is this machine suitable for heavy-duty industrial use?

This machine is designed for daily workshop use and DIY projects. For very large diameter pipes or continuous heavy-duty industrial applications, a more specialized or powered machine may be required.

How does the adjustable lever work?

The bending lever is adjustable in length from 75 cm to 96 cm. Extending the lever increases the mechanical advantage, providing more leverage to bend thicker or harder materials.

Troubleshooting

Bender is difficult to operate / requires excessive force.

Ensure the material is within the specified thickness and width limits. Check that the correct die roller is selected. Lubricate the moving parts. Fully extend the bending lever for maximum leverage. If bending thick materials, consider making multiple passes with shallower bends.

Material slips during bending.

Verify that the material is properly seated against the die and the forming pin/roller. Ensure all mounting bolts are secure to prevent any machine movement. Check for excessive wear on the dies or bending forms.

Bends are not precise or consistent.

Practice achieving consistent lever pressure and stopping points. Mark your bend lines clearly on the material. Use the full length of the bending lever for consistent force application. Ensure the bender is securely mounted to prevent any shifting.

Machine appears unstable during use.

Confirm that the bender is securely bolted to a sturdy floor or workbench. Ensure the mounting surface is level and rigid. Use the full extension of the bending lever cautiously, applying force smoothly.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Versatile for various materials and shapes.
  • Includes multiple die rollers for diverse applications.
  • Sturdy construction for durability.
  • Adjustable lever provides increased bending power.
  • Compact design suitable for smaller workshops or mobile use.
  • Enables creation of custom components.

Cons

  • Requires significant manual force for thicker materials.
  • Achieving precise, consistent bends may require practice.
  • Not suitable for very large diameter pipes or heavy-duty industrial applications.
  • Manual operation means slower production speeds compared to powered machines.
  • Requires floor or workbench mounting for optimal stability and leverage.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Identify a stable, level surface such as a workbench or the floor.
  2. Position the pipe bender and align the four pre-drilled holes with the mounting surface.
  3. Secure the bender using appropriate bolts and anchors suitable for your mounting surface (not included).
  4. Select the appropriate die roller for your desired bend and material, and install it according to the machine's design.
  5. Adjust the bending lever to its shortest setting initially, then extend as needed.

Compatibility:

The bender is designed for:

  • Strip steel: Up to 50 mm width and 6 mm thickness for standard bends, and up to 50 mm width and 4 mm thickness for sharp bends.
  • Round steel: Up to Ø 12 mm.
  • Square steel: Up to 16 mm width and 6 mm thickness.

Care:

  • Regularly clean the machine after use to remove metal shavings and debris.
  • Lubricate moving parts, such as the lever mechanism and die roller housing, periodically to ensure smooth operation.
  • Inspect for any signs of wear or damage, particularly on the dies and bending arm.
  • Store in a dry environment to prevent rust.

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