Now that you've completed your saddle bend, you will do a 90° bend. The 90° bend can be used to make 90° angles, go around corners, or make turns to enter into a control panel. The 90° back bend is useful if you have to put conduit within a specific space. For example, if you were trying to have conduit come out the bottom of one control panel and enter into the bottom of another control panel, you would use a 90° bend to come out of the first panel and then the back bend to enter back into the next panel.
The video will show you how to do this.
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Your conduit may be kept as a souvenir or thrown in the garbage. |
ID | Item | Image | Qty for Kit | In Kit 2290039 |
57 | 1/2" Conduit Bender | 1 | ||
58 | Permanent Marker | 1 | ||
59 | Tape Measure | 1 |
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