GREENLEE 880 Hydraulic Rigid Conduit Bender, 1 To 2 Inch Rigid Conduit Capacity

Item: AH4DUX

Model: 880

Cross Ref: 34E726

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Working Mechanism
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Compatible Accessories
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FAQ′s

Specifications

Item	Conduit Bender
Capacity	1" to 2"
Centerline Bend Radius	4" to 9 1/2" For 1/2" to 2" Shoe Size

Conduit Size	1" to 2"
Material	Aluminum
Type	Hydraulic Bender

Product Details

Greenlee 880 hydraulic pipe bender is used to bend the pipes or tubes to the desired bend radius. This Greenlee pipe bender is ideal for applications in which adding joints or elbows for channeling the fluid supply in a different direction is not possible.

Shipping Information

Height (cm)	2.54
Length (cm)	2.54
Width (cm)	2.54

Country Of Origin	US
Weight (kg)	50.85

Working Mechanism

Assemble this pipe bender unit by placing the ram between the frame, attaching bending shoe & shoe supports and positioning pipe supports.
Connect the ram to a hydraulic pump using a high-pressure hydraulic hose.
Set the ram travel scale to zero by loosening the ram travel scale nut and then tighten the nut.
Mark the conduit according to the manual and then insert the conduit into the bender.
The conduit bending mark should align with the centre of the bending shoe.
Use the hydraulic pump to push the ram into the pipe after finding out the ram travel required for accomplishing the desired bend.
Then, release the hydraulic pressure at the pump and move the conduit to the next bending position. While making an offset bend, the conduit should be rotated 180 degrees before making the second bend.
Repeat the steps for bending other bends as well.
Remove the pipe / conduit from Greenlee pipe bender.

Features

This Greenlee 880 hydraulic pipe bender can bend 1 to 2 inch galvanised rigid conduits and schedule 40 pipes.
It can be powered using any Greenlee hydraulic pump that delivers pressure up to 10000 psi (Greenlee 976-22FS, 976-22PS, 980-22FS & 980-22PS).
This Greenlee hydraulic conduit bender has pin-assembled aluminium components for portability & durability.
It can bend pipes up to 90 degrees in one go.
Greenlee pipe bender is equipped with a ram travel scale and bending charts for control over bending angles & radius.

Compatible Accessories

Bending Shoes: Use aluminium-made 1/2 inch shoes and 3/4 inch shoes for bending GRC (galvanised rigid conduit) and Schedule 40 pipes. Use PVC shoes for bending 1/2 to 2 inch PVC-coated rigid conduits. Use ductile iron shoes for bending 1 to 2-inch Schedule 80 pipes.
Bending Tables With Conduit Support Pins: Greenlee hydraulic bender can be mounted on Greenlee 1802 bending table using Greenlee 21357 conduit support pins for faster and precise bending.

Standards and Approvals

ISO 9001

Frequently Asked Questions

When do we require a segment bend?

Segment bending is required while bending pipes having a large bending radius. Segment bending is made using a series of small bends spaced closely. Users should use Greenlee 1802 bending table & Greenlee 1807 bending degree indicator to easily and accurately make the bend.

What to do in case the Greenlee pipe benders fail to operate?

First, check whether the selected pipe bender can bend the required pipe diameter. Then verify the hydraulic fluid level of the hydraulic cylinders and check for any leaks due to faulty, damaged or missing parts that could have compromised the safe operation of the machine. The sides of the corner bracket should be lubricated to reduce abrasion related damages when in contact with the pipe.