Pipe benders for copper, steel and multilayer pipe
A pipe bender shapes copper, steel or multilayer pipe to the exact angle you need without the wall kinking or the bore collapsing. For plumbers and heating and sanitary engineers, that is the difference between a clean, leak-free run and work that gets rejected. Lever models let you bend by hand in one smooth movement, while hydraulic benders take over the heavy work on thicker diameters.
When choosing, look closely at the pipe diameter you process, because the range covers both fine and coarser sizes, with separate or supplied formers per diameter. A good former follows the pipe wall precisely and stops the bend from pulling oval. Brands such as Ridgid, Gedore and Bahco are known for dimensionally accurate bending segments and a long service life, even under daily use on site.
Pick a pipe bender that matches the material, wall thickness and bend angle you reach for most often, so you work faster with less waste. Measure the outside diameter and the material accurately beforehand so the former seats exactly on the pipe.
- Max. diameter: 10 mm
- Bending radius: 24 mm
- Min. diameter: 3/8 inch
- Max. diameter: 3 inch
- Max. diameter: 12 mm
- Bending radius: 38 mm
- Max. diameter: 8 mm
- Bending radius: 24 mm
- Max. diameter: 6 mm
- Max. bend angle: 180 °
- Bending radius: 16 mm
- Min. diameter: 3/8 inch
- Max. diameter: 2 inch
- Min. diameter: 12 mm
- Min. diameter: 10 mm
- Max. diameter: 15 mm
- Bending radius: 56 mm
- Min. diameter: 8 mm
- Min. diameter: 1/2 inch
- Min. diameter: 15 mm
- Max. diameter: 15 mm
- Max. bend angle: 180 °
- Min. diameter: 6 mm
- Min. diameter: 4,75 mm
- Max. diameter: 10 mm
- Min. diameter: 16 mm
- Max. diameter: 20 mm
- Min. diameter: 10 mm
- Max. diameter: 22 mm
- Max. bend angle: 90 °
- Min. diameter: 10 mm
- Max. diameter: 22 mm
- Min. diameter: 10 mm
- Max. diameter: 15 mm
- Max. bend angle: 90 °
- Max. diameter: 16 mm
- Bending radius: 56 mm