Pipe Bending Tool for 16-32mm Pipe | PBT 16-32 | 90° Bends

Description

The Pipe Bending Tool (product code PBT 16-32) is a tool designed to assist with bending pipe through 90 degrees. It covers the 16mm to 32mm pipe range, so one tool serves the common pipe sizes used in underfloor heating, manifold and plumbing pipework.

Forming controlled 90° bends on site helps installers route pipe around corners and obstacles neatly, and keeps pipe runs tidy where a sharp change of direction is needed.

16–32mm

Pipe range

90°

Bend angle

PBT 16-32

Product code

Respect the pipe's minimum bend radius

Never bend pipe tighter than the minimum bend radius stated by the pipe manufacturer. Inspect the pipe after bending, and if the surface is kinked, flattened or scored, cut out the damaged section rather than using it.

Check pipe size before you bend

The tool is specified for 16mm to 32mm pipe. Confirm the outside diameter of the pipe you are working with is within this range before use.

Key features

Wide size range

Covers 16mm to 32mm pipe with a single tool.

90-degree bending

Designed to assist with bending pipe through 90 degrees.

On-site bends

Lets you form bends where the pipe run needs them rather than planning every change of direction in advance.

Clearly coded

Supplied under product code PBT 16-32, which states the pipe range.

Technical specification

Tool

Product type

Pipe bending tool

Product code

PBT 16-32

Pipe range

16mm to 32mm

Bend angle

90 degrees

Frequently asked questions

What pipe sizes does the Pipe Bending Tool cover?

It is designed for 16mm to 32mm pipe.

What bend angle can I make?

The tool is designed to assist with bending pipe through 90 degrees.

How tight can I bend the pipe?

Follow the minimum bend radius given by the pipe manufacturer for the pipe type and size you are using. Do not bend tighter than this.

What should I check after bending?

Inspect the bend for kinks, flattening or surface damage. If the pipe is damaged, cut out the affected section before making any connection.

When would I use a bending spring instead?

An external bending spring is slid over the pipe to support it while you bend by hand. The bending tool is the option when you want a controlled 90° bend across the 16mm to 32mm range.

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