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Do you ever struggle to bend copper or aluminum pipes cleanly without kinks, wasted material, or awkward angles? You may have attempted to bend down by hand or with the most crude implements, only to put sharp bends in them, which will prevent flow, or to use instruments that are apt to slip or cut the pipe.
To address those issues, a ratcheting kit is required to install the VEVOR pipe and tube bender. The VEVOR tube bender for copper pipe can bend tubes of 1/4-inch to 7/8-inch forward and reverse to a 90-degree angle with a complete set of dies and a cutter. So, the VEVOR hydraulic tube pipe bender is not just a tool but a time-saver and quality ensurer.
Watch the demo and learn how to install the VEVOR tube pipe bender.
It is not only a VEVOR pipe and tube bender but also a pipe and tube bender that offers you precision, ease, and the ability to do it all in one. The characteristics that make the VEVOR hydraulic pipe tube bender distinct in the real job are listed below.
The compatibility in the size of the pipes is one of the strongest features of the VEVOR exhaust pipe tube bender. The seven replaceable interchangeable bending dies also allow our copper pipe tube bender to work with tube outer diameters as small as 1/4-inch and up to 7/8-inch.
It is easy to switch between the dies, and you can easily change your project. Such flexibility will ensure you do not have to get several different benders of various pipe sizes—cost, space, and replacing over-engineered tools will be saved. The accuracy of fit prevents deformation or flattening of the pipe during bending.
Sometimes, tight spots on HVAC, refrigeration or plumbing can only be bent in a single direction. That is solved by the VEVOR tube bender for copper pipe with a forward/reverse bending capacity, enabling 90-degree bends in each direction.
That implies that pipes can be bent in tight or awkward areas without having to remove or rearrange the entire installation. The reverse-bending attachment helps you create radiused bends with less effort and better control, and it is beneficial for copper or soft aluminum tubing.
Pipes can be bent by brute force, causing fatigue and inaccuracy. The ratcheting system of the VEVOR hydraulic tube pipe bender allows bending at a slow pace and ensures the safety of each step, fixing our tube pipe bender to ensure that the pipe does not slide or spring back.
The handle is longer than in easy benders of hands, providing better leverage and requiring less effort in tasks where repetitive bends are needed or where the wall is thicker. The VEVOR hydraulic pipe tube bender’s design modifications contribute to avoiding strain and enhancing uniformity. Less material was wasted in the ergonomic construction of the cleaner.
The VEVOR exhaust pipe tube bender comes with a bearing-type pipe cutter and a deburring tool so that one can cut and finish the tube ends nicely.
Clean ends are obligatory in HVAC systems, refrigeration, plumbing, and other areas where fluids or gases move. Burrs may lead to leakages, blockages, or poor joints. The cutter and finishing tools are included in the same copper pipe tube bender, eliminating the need to buy additional tools or change them. This keeps the workflow smooth.
Durability is baked in. The bender combines cast iron, aluminum alloy and 45# steel in the central parts. These metals do not wear out and retain their shape even after repeated use.
The VEVOR tube bender for copper pipe also forms a small, portable kit containing all the dies, the reverse bend connector, cutter, deburring equipment and a storage case. This implies that the VEVOR hydraulic tube pipe bender remains safe, tidy and ready to work in the shop and the field. You need not be juggling parts, and you need not lose dies; they all keep together.
Using the VEVOR pipe and tube bender is straightforward. The steps help you bend safely and accurately from setup to finishing. Follow this guide while watching the video to ensure smooth and reliable bends.
Select the right die size corresponding to your pipe diameter (1/4″ to 7/8 Reich). Put the pipe in the die and fix it with the holding block. Always ensure the pipe is pressed into the die to the end so it does not slip or bend out of shape.
That measure is vital because a loose or wrongly aligned tube may roll, cling, or scratch the pipe and the bender. Adequate alignment will avoid deformity and provide a clean 90-degree curve.
Determine the angle of the bend to use forward or reverse. The ratcheting handle is used to do incremental ratcheting motions, such as bending the pipe. Grip the handle and take it in small steps instead of bending it.
Slow ratchet usage allows easy bending and creates control. In the case of copper or aluminum pipes (soft metals), this decreases buckling. The video shows the forward/reverse mechanism, which allows the user to enter tricky angles without rearranging the workspace.
Once the pipe is bent to the desired 90°, could you remove it from the die? Then use the included tube pipe bender to cut the pipe to length if needed. After cutting, use the deburring tool to smooth the pipe's inner and outer edges.
That final procedure provides leak-free end joints and improved connections to connectors or flanges. The smooth edges avoid interference, lessen the probable flow limitation, and enhance the sealing in the joints, which is essential in refrigerant, plumbing or gas systems.
Here are environments where the VEVOR hydraulic pipe tube bender shines:
Choosing the VEVOR pipe and tube bender means spending less time fixing poor bends and more time progressing confidently. With forward/reverse bends, multiple dies, and tools in one kit, it brings both convenience and quality.
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