Rack-A-Tiers’ Hoppy Bender features a “stop” attached to the bender head to create repeatable bends. Simplified multipliers are engraved into the bender for placing the “stop” prior to making offsets and four-point saddles. Special 22.5 and 45-degree marks engraved into the bender for placement of conduit bend marks and standard degree marks for stop placement are used together for bending three-point saddles without reversing the conduit in the shoe.

Southwire's conduit bender performs common bends such as stub-ups, offsets, back-to-back and saddle bends. The grooved hook prevents conduit from slipping, twisting or rolling when performing bends. 

Milwaukee Tool’s conduit bender has high-contrast markings, a reinforced hook and pedal and a secure double-bolted handle. It also has bending references and a wear-resistant reference chart. It is available in ¹/₂- and ³/₄-in. aluminum models and ¹/₂-, ³/₄- and 1-in. iron models.

Southwire Tools’ 1/2-in. EMT conduit bender performs common bends, such as stub-ups, offsets, back-to-backs and saddles. It has a cast-aluminum head with raised markings on both sides, 
a grooved hook, a large serrated step and a swaged-steel handle. 


Southwire’s PVC and thermoset plastic conduit bender features a textured, powder-coated exterior and a chrome-reflective interior for maximum return of energy, resulting in faster heating times. It also has 6-in. solid wheels, an indicator light to notify the user when the elements are on and a large instruction label that includes the NEC bending chart.