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This heavy-duty rebar bender helps to save valuable man-hours by bending rebar up to #5 (5/8”) Grade 60 at the job site or in your shop. This strong electrical-mechanical bender has two preset angle locks for repeating the same angle bend. The dial-type angle selector can be set to accurately bend any angle from 0-180 degrees.
Features:
Bends #5 grade 60 rebar faster, safer and with less effort
Bends three (3) #3 rebar at one time
Bends two (2) #4 rebar at one time
Bends one (1) #5 rebar at one time
Roller chart makes it easy to select the correct combination of rollers to achieve a bending radius a minimum of five times the rebar diameter
Emergency stop switch
Two side lifting handles
Complete with set of six (6) bending rollers
Standard foot pedal control switch for hands-free bending
Steel carrying case
Tool kit
One-year parts and labor warranty
Specifications:
Maximum Bending Diameter: 5/8" #5 Rebar (16mm) Grade 60
Bending Angle: Up to 180 Degrees
Bending Speed: 5 Seconds
Voltage/Amperage: 115V 50/60 Hz/ 10 Amps
Weight: 90 lbs (40.8 kg)
Dimensions: 16.6” L (425mm) x 12.5” W (320mm) x 16.2” H (415mm)
In 1925, Gus Benner and Rollie Nawman foounded a company in Oakland, California specializing in sheet metal fabrication. When the Pacific Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, of San Francisco, needed to construct their first phone booths in 1950, they called Benner Nawman.
For the next 50 years, Benner Nawman sold hundreds of thousands of telephone booths and accessories in the US, and over 40 countries worldwide. But while it's primary business was in the telephone industry, Benner Nawman had begun relations with the Ishihara Company in Japan, which specializes in the manufacturing of rebar benders and rebar cutters. Today, Benner Nawman is the Ishihara Company's #1 distributer to contractors and construction workers in North America.
Throughout the years plenty has changed at Benner Nawman, but the core of their business belief remains the same: supplying their customers with high-quality, affordable products so that they can perform their work more efficiently, and in less time.
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For Your Reference
OUR SKU # BNR1078
This item is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers:
DBD-16X
DBD-16X #5 Table-Top Rebar Bender Specifications
In 1925, Gus Benner and Rollie Nawman foounded a company in Oakland, California specializing in sheet metal fabrication. When the Pacific Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, of San Francisco, needed to construct their first phone booths in 1950, they called Benner Nawman.
