Klein-tools 56206 Manuel d'utilisateur

1 Arrow Uses: Stub-up, Offset and outer marking of saddle bends. Star Point Uses: Back bends. Angle Marks Uses: Offset, saddle bends and various ins

10 4. Using the Distance off Center Mark values found in the table to clear a 2” obstacle, simply mark that distance from the center line in both di

11 7. Keeping the conduit flat, apply ample foot pressure to the bender’s heel minimizing the use of the handle as a lever, smoothly rolling up the

12 10. Remove bender and place it back on the conduit on the other side of the center bend with the hook facing the center bend as before aligning

2 90° Stub-Up Bend: The stub bend is made by bending a piece of conduit into an L shape or 90° bend by placing the free end (short end) of the tube

3 5. Keeping the conduit flat, apply ample foot pressure to the bender’s heel minimizing the use of the handle as a lever, rolling up the free end i

4 Back to Back Bends: The back to back bend is the next style of bend that is needed while running electrical conduit. In reality the concept is

5 5. Keeping the conduit flat, apply ample foot pressure to the bender’s heel, with minimal use of the handle as a lever, rolling up the free end i

6 Offset Bends: An offset bend is a style of bend that is built independently of the 90° stub and the Back to Back bend and is an important bend to

7 3. From the table use the 45° X 45° offset row for the values to calculate the series of markings necessary to make the proper bend. To find out

8 5. Keeping the conduit flat, apply ample foot pressure to the bender’s heel minimizing the use of the handle as a lever, smoothly rolling up the f

9 Three Point Saddle Bend: The three point saddle bend is a variant of the offset bend since it is an offset bend that returns to the original in-li