Conduit Bending Machine

A conduit bending machine is a bench or stand-mounted tool that forms accurate bends and sets in steel conduit without kinking or flattening the tube. This category stocks the Termination Technology conduit bending machine and its matching Termination Technology 20–32mm vice for the BE2025 bender, which holds the conduit firmly while you work.

A worthwhile investment for contractors running steel containment in commercial and industrial sites. Trade pricing applies on account, and in-stock orders placed by 5pm on a weekday arrive next working day in NI and ROI.

BENDER In-Stock

Termination Technology Conduit Bending Machine

£334.80 inc. VAT

BENPV In-Stock

Termination Technology Vice 20-32mm for BE2025 Conduit Bender

£66.00 inc. VAT

Choosing and using a conduit bending machine

Steel conduit is still widely specified where mechanical protection, fire performance or a robust industrial finish is needed. A bending machine lets you shape it on site so runs follow the building neatly with fewer fittings.

What a bending machine does

The machine supports the conduit on a former and pushes it round with a lever or handle, so the tube bends evenly without collapsing. With practice you can produce:

90° bends – for turning corners and dropping from ceiling to wall.
Sets (offsets) – two opposing bends that step the conduit past an obstruction or into a box.
Bridge sets – three bends to pass over another conduit or pipe.
Saddle sets – for crossing beams or obstacles mid-run.

What to check before buying

Confirm the conduit sizes the formers and guides cover, typically 20mm, 25mm and 32mm for electrical work, and whether a vice or stand is required. A vice such as the Termination Technology 20–32mm unit holds the tube square so bends stay in the same plane. Consider portability if the machine will move between sites.

Tips for neat bends

Mark the start of the bend clearly, allow for the bend radius when measuring, and make all bends in one length in the same plane before rotating. Deburr cut ends and protect any damaged galvanising with a suitable zinc paint. Steel conduit systems used as a protective conductor must have sound joints and continuity; check current wiring regulations and test after installation.

Related products

Browse steel conduit and fittings and galvanised steel trunking, and cut tube cleanly with hacksaws and blades.

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FAQ's Ask Your Own Question

What is Conduct Bending Machine?: Conduct Bending Machine is a bending tool used to create a bend on a workpiece. Conduit bending machines are designed to be placed on a stand and easy to travel and move about as the machine is light.

Deligo’s conduct bending machine is suitable for bending 20*25 or 32mm Galvanised or black enamel conduit.
What is Conduct Bending Machine used for?: The purpose of conduct bending machine is to bend conduit accurately and easily without causing damage to the conduit.
Can you bend Conduct without a Conduit Bending Machine?: It is advised to use a conduct bending machine to bend your conduit. Using a conduit bending machine would be the easiest and safest way to bend your conduit.
How do I bend Conduit accurately using a Conduit Bending Machine?: Using a conduit bending machine would be the most accuarte way of bending your conduits.

So as you bend if you want a 45 degree you just keep bending until the conduit is parallel with that line and you can go all the way up to a 90 degree bend of the conduit bending machine.
What conduit sizes does the BE2025 vice fit?: The Termination Technology vice listed here is designed for 20–32mm conduit and is made for use with the BE2025 conduit bender. It clamps the tube securely so it does not rotate or slip while bending. Check the bending machine's own formers and guides to confirm they match the conduit sizes you plan to use.
Can a conduit bending machine bend PVC conduit?: Bending machines are primarily designed for steel conduit. PVC conduit is usually bent by hand using a bending spring inserted into the tube, sometimes with gentle warming in cold weather, following the conduit manufacturer's guidance. Using a steel bender on PVC can crack or deform it, so check the machine's instructions before trying.
How do I protect galvanised conduit after bending?: Bending can sometimes crack or scuff the galvanised coating on the outside of the bend. Inspect each bend and touch up any damage with a zinc-rich or galvanising repair paint to restore corrosion protection, particularly for outdoor or damp locations. Also protect cut ends and threads after preparation, following the conduit manufacturer's recommendations.