Ridgid
Ridgid 35170 Tube Bender Geared Ratchet 5/8 in
Ratchet-driven tube bender calibrated in 15-degree increments up to 180 degrees for 5/8 inch hard copper, heavy-wall steel and stainless steel
- Ratchet-driven mechanism bends tubing with reduced effort
- Calibrated 0–180° markings enable precise bend angles
- 15° calibration increments allow repeatable, accurate bends
- 3 in centerline radius produces tight, controlled curves
- Works with hard copper, heavy-wall steel and stainless tubing
Ridgid 35170 5/8 in tube bender
The Ridgid 35170 is a ratchet-driven tube bender designed for 5/8 inch outside diameter tubing. It handles hard copper, heavy-wall steel and stainless steel. Calibrated markings show angles from 0 to 180 degrees in 15 degree increments. A 3 inch centerline bend radius provides consistent forming for plumbing and mechanical installations.
Suited for installers needing precise manual bends
Plumbers and maintenance technicians who require accurate, repeatable bends on 5/8 inch tubing will find this tool effective. The geared ratchet mechanism reduces effort while maintaining control. It is not intended for larger diameter tubing or for high-volume production bending where hydraulic equipment would be more appropriate.
5/8 in tubing capacity and 3 in bend radius
The tool works only with 5/8 inch outside diameter tubing in the listed materials. The fixed 3 inch centerline radius determines the minimum bend geometry achievable. Verify that your tubing size and bend radius requirements match these specifications before purchase.
Highlights
- Ratchet-driven mechanism bends tubing with reduced effort
- Calibrated 0–180° markings enable precise bend angles
- 15° calibration increments allow repeatable, accurate bends
- 3 in centerline radius produces tight, controlled curves
- Works with hard copper, heavy-wall steel and stainless tubing
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 180-degree bend capacity mean when I am working with the tube?
The calibrated markings let you stop at any point from 0 to 180 degrees so you can form precise bends in hard copper, heavy-wall steel or stainless steel.
How does the ratchet-driven mechanism limit the way I use the bender?
The ratchet action advances the bend in controlled steps and the angle scale is marked in 15-degree increments for repeatable results.
What physical clearance does the 3-inch centerline radius require on the job site?
A 3-inch centerline radius means the tube follows a 6-inch diameter curve, so you need at least that much open space around the workpiece.
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