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Build a field request the shop can see from every angle.

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ALL DIMENSIONS IN INCHES

Bend type

Conduit typeTrade size

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ASSIGNED BENDER

AUTO

Dimensions

INCHES

Fit overall length across X

Overall length across X in

Straight across the entire assembly along the entry direction (X), excluding rise and side shift. Measures between the furthest centerline points in X. C is calculated when it controls this span; otherwise enter C and adjust A. Conduit outside diameter and fittings are not included.

A: START to intersection I1. B: I1 to I2. C: I2 to END. Intersections are where extended straight centerlines meet. Enter decimals or fractions, e.g. 24 1/2.

A · start to I1 in C · I2 to end in X · stub lengthin Y · tail lengthin C · kick heightin D · back of 90 to kick (along slope)in Vertical rise in Side shift (+right) in B · I1 to I2 (calculated) Bend angle

90 faces in the bender Left Right

Choose one. Viewed from the long END toward the ram. The long end stays flat. The 90 faces Left or Right only.

Tooling & stock settings ＋

Centerline radius in Extra stock per piece in

Extra stock is a total allowance per piece for shop trimming or end preparation. It does not bypass the minimum straight length at either finished end.

LIVE GEOMETRY

Rolling offset

3D PREVIEW

Position at

Show bender

DRAG TO ROTATE · SCROLL / PINCH TO ZOOM

X forward Y right Z up

DEVELOPED LENGTH · MAX 120″—

120″ STOCK PIECES—

BEND RADIUS—

Piece & bend schedule

120″ STICKS

Hard limit: developed length must not exceed 120″. Developed length plus extra stock must also fit one 120″ stick. Longer bends cannot be saved or issued.

Bender setup references · shop review

Bend tangents & orientation (shop geometry)

Shop review required. Tangent stations are geometry references, not bender alignment marks. Verify tooling, springback, gripping lengths, coupling fit and end preparation before fabrication.

Field → shop

Job / project Location / tag Quantity Requested by Needed by Shop notes

Sharing creates a snapshot link for your phone’s share menu or email. It does not automatically notify the shop. Site access must be enabled for recipients.

Equipment references & measurement definitions

Plain 90s use X for outside stub length and Y for outside tail length, matching the shop side-view diagram. Kick-90s use X for the stub and horizontal Y from tail end to the back of the 90, C for kick height above the flat tail, and D from the outside back of the 90 to the kick centerline intersection along the sloped section. The kick angle is calculated as asin(C/D). Left/Right is viewed from the long END toward the ram. Offsets retain A/B/C theoretical centerline-intersection measurements and overall length across X. Developed length follows the actual centerline arcs and straights. Outside dimensions include nominal conduit outside diameter; fittings and end preparations are not included. Machine shapes remain illustrative.

Omni 747 radii: manufacturer bend-radius chart, page 6. Greenlee radii: one-shot shoe groups in the 881/881CT manual. The default 4″ radius is 20⅞″ for group 50312740; the manual also lists a 21″ group. Confirm your installed shoe. Your shop’s 4″ process is configured as one-shot.

Current Tools 747 manual ↗ · Greenlee 881 / 881CT manual ↗

Every bend request is limited to 120″ developed length; automatic splitting is disabled. Connection take-up and threading loss are not modeled. Piece lengths are theoretical centerline lengths; use the allowance setting for extra starting stock. Stock estimates assume one new stick per piece, without offcut nesting. Shop review is required for machine access, bend sequencing and fitting placement.