Greenlee
Greenlee 842A 3/4 In Rigid/IMC Conduit Bender
Bends ¾-inch rigid and IMC conduit with a 6½-inch centerline radius for tight-radius stub-ups, saddles and back-to-back bends
- Heat-treated aluminium construction resists wear
- 6 1/2 in. centreline radius suits small conduit runs
- Designed for stub-ups, saddle and back-to-back bends
- Works with 3/4 in. rigid and IMC conduit
- Head-up or head-down bending orientation supported
Conduit Bender Head
The Greenlee 842A is a heat-treated aluminium bender head built for 3/4 in. rigid and IMC conduit as well as 1 in. EMT. It handles stub-ups, saddle bends, back-to-back bends and head-up or head-down orientations on the job site. Its 6 1/2 in. centreline radius suits small-diameter conduit work. Electricians keep it in the tool bag for daily bending tasks.
Who This Suits
Electricians and contractors bending 3/4 in. rigid or IMC conduit and 1 in. EMT will find the radius and markings match their daily work. The aluminium head keeps weight down for overhead and repetitive use. Buyers who need to bend larger trade sizes or different conduit types should look at other tooling. No handle is included, so users must supply their own.
Centreline Bend Radius
The 6 1/2 in. centreline bend radius determines the minimum sweep the tool can produce on 3/4 in. rigid/IMC and 1 in. EMT conduit. This fixed radius is the key specification for checking code compliance and fitting the bend into tight spaces. Verify the radius matches your project requirements before purchase.
Highlights
- Heat-treated aluminium construction resists wear
- 6 1/2 in. centreline radius suits small conduit runs
- Designed for stub-ups, saddle and back-to-back bends
- Works with 3/4 in. rigid and IMC conduit
- Head-up or head-down bending orientation supported
Specifications
| Brand | Greenlee |
|---|---|
| Model | 842A |
Questions about this item
How tight a bend radius can the Greenlee 842A head achieve on 3/4 in rigid conduit?
The head has a centreline bend radius of 6 1/2 in, which is the tightest consistent radius it can produce on 3/4 in rigid or IMC conduit.
Does the aluminium head get hot or fatigue during a full day of repetitive bending?
The heat-treated aluminium dissipates hand-generated heat quickly and resists work hardening, so the head stays cool and retains its shape through continuous use.
What separate handle length must I supply to operate the Greenlee 842A bender head?
The head is sold without a handle; you need a standard 3/4 in rigid conduit handle to provide the leverage required for bending.
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