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EMT conduit bending
"Rich Grise" wrote in message ... Tom Gardner wrote: I have an application that I will need to put a 30deg. and 75deg. bends on the same plane on a 30" length of 1/2" EMT. This will be a production part. Is there a machine to do this? Has anybody seen internal or external plastic caps for conduit? This will be a handle for a cleaning tool. I could do it on a punch press but that sounds just plain frightening. Or, are there off-shelf dies I could use on my 50-ton hydraulic press? (seems like overkill and it's slow) If it's for production, it might be worthwhile to farm it out. Or you could get a conduit bender at your local Builder's Euphorium and do them by hand, but that sounds like a money-loser. I've seen professional tube bending machines, and they were pretty awesome; they could make those bends in a matter of seconds, once it's set up. Good Luck! Rich I've been researching all night and have had a series of epiphanies. I figure about 4k pieces/mo and with a bit of futzing in the shop I think I can do the whole thing in-house...cheap! Made in the USA baby, by American union people! The friggin' Chinks can kiss my hairy ass! |
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