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. 

Ideal Industries’ conduit bender is heat-treated to provide extra strength and reinforced at stress points for a longer life. The deeply serrated step helps prevent slippage when applying maximum leverage. The flat hook surface provides a stable starting point for the user, and the grooved internal hook surface also helps prevent the conduit from slipping. It features precision marks locating degree scale, star, arrow and rim notch.

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.