Current Tools’ 77SR electric bender bends ½- to 2-in. Rigid conduit. The removable handle enables dogleg bends, and the back rails protect the back of the bender and allows the bender to be used horizontally. The bending degree scale is easy for users to read for exact bends.

Southwire’s Maxis MHB4000 hydraulic bending machine bends 2½- to 4-in. EMT, IMC and rigid conduit. A mast hydraulically raises and locks in seconds for a safe setup. Its long stroke cylinder does not require extra adjustments when changing shoes.

Current Tools’ electric bender for RIGID/EMT/IMC/PVC-coated shoe groups has a removable handle to allow for dogleg bends. It has simple, reliable electrical components and flat-free wheels. It is easy to maintain and service.

Southwire’s BSCC-01 bend station enables users to measure, bend, clamp and cut at a 36-in. work table height. It can store up to 700 ft. in conduit, and it has an extra shelf for tool and material storage. There are heavy-duty casters for mobility. It features a built-in 60-in. ruler and a speed vice designed specifically to hold conduit and Unistrut.

Southwire’s ¾-in. aluminum head conduit bender features raised and highly visible bender markings cast on both sides of the bender head. The cast aluminum head is built to provide lasting durability and extra strength. A grooved hook prevents conduit from slipping, twisting or rolling when performing bends.

Southwire’s MCB3/4 aluminum head ¾-in. conduit bender performs common bends, such as stub-ups, offsets, back-to-back and saddle bends. Raised markings are cast on both sides of the head. The grooved hook prevents conduit from slipping, twisting or rolling.