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1 year ago

If a bender can be used to bend 3/4-inch rmc, then it can also be used to bend__________emt.

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USPshnik [31]1 year ago

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A bender may also be used to bend 1-inch emt if it can bend 3/4-inch rmc.

<h3>A hand bender is what?</h3>

hand bender. a device with a diameter of no more than 1-1/4 in. that is used to bend EMT. To prevent crimping or flattening the conduit during bending, hand benders offer a radius that supports the conduit.

<h3>When would you utilize a hand bending device?</h3>

The user can produce very close bends with hockeys because they are 60% smaller than benders. Generally speaking, you should use a hand bender most of the time and reserve the hickey for when you need to create several really tight bends that a hand bender is unable to accomplish.

learn more about bender here

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