Westward
Westward 3CYP3 6-piece spring tube bender set for 1/4 to 5/8 in tubing
Six-piece spring tube bender set manually bends round aluminum or copper tubing from 1/4 to 5/8 in up to 180 degrees
- Bends copper and thin-walled tubing without kinking
- Covers six diameters from 1/4 in to 5/8 in
- Manual squeeze mechanism gives controlled leverage
- Achieves bends up to 180 degrees
- Westward brand built for professional electrician use
Six-piece manual bender set for 1/4 to 5/8 in tubing
The Westward 3CYP3 set contains six spring tube benders covering outside diameters from 1/4 in to 5/8 in. It is built for electricians and installers who need to form copper or aluminium tubing on site without powered equipment. Each bender uses a manual squeeze mechanism to create smooth curves in thin-walled round tube.
Thermals, noise and power draw in normal use
The tools operate entirely by hand force, so they generate no heat, no audible noise and draw zero electrical power during bending. There are no motors, batteries or hydraulic circuits to maintain. Work speed depends only on the operator’s effort and the tubing material being formed.
What the bundled accessories
The package supplies only the six benders sized for the listed diameters; no calibration markings, angle guides, lubricants or carrying case are included. Users must gauge bend angles visually up to 180 degrees and provide their own storage. No software or digital aids accompany this mechanical set.
Highlights
- Bends copper and thin-walled tubing without kinking
- Covers six diameters from 1/4 in to 5/8 in
- Manual squeeze mechanism gives controlled leverage
- Achieves bends up to 180 degrees
- Westward brand built for professional electrician use
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 3CYP3 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the correct spring onto the tubing without kinking the bend?
Slide the spring that matches the tubing outside diameter over the tube, position it at the bend point, then squeeze the handles evenly to form a smooth radius up to 180 degrees.
What maintenance will the 3CYP3 set need after repeated use?
Wipe the springs clean of metal shavings and apply a light oil to the coils periodically; inspect for cracks or permanent deformation before each job.
What is the first limit I will hit when bending 5/8 in copper tubing continuously?
The maximum bend angle of 180 degrees is the hard stop; forcing beyond it will distort the tube and damage the spring.
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