Peddinghaus rebar benders
Concrete Reinforcing Steel Bar Benders
Technical Data
| Model | 61 / 18 | |
| part no. | 24005 | |
| rebar up to 450 N/mm² tensile strength | up to Ø mm | 18 |
| rebar up to 650 N/mm² tensile strength | up to Ø mm | 16 |
| rebar up to 850 N/mm² tensile strength | up to Ø mm | 14 |
| net weight | kg | 9 |
All performance data refers to a material strength of 450 N/mm². Subject to design changes.
Scope of Delivery
- Rugged steel plate design
- Easy hand-adjustable counter holder for simple operation alternatively to the left and right without returning the hand lever
- Equipped, as standard, with one bending roller
- Suitable for use on building sites and in rebar processing plants
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All capacities refer to material with a tensile strength of 450 N/mm². We reserve the right to make design alterations without notice.
Applications in steel construction
The Peddinghaus rebar bender is used for bending and forming reinforcing steel directly on site or in the workshop. It lets you form angles, hooks and bends on round and reinforcing bar by hand, without a stationary bending machine.
Typical applications
- Bending hooks and end anchors on reinforcing bars
- Producing bends and angles according to the reinforcement drawing
- Bending round bar for stirrups and anchorages
- Reworking and straightening reinforcing steel directly at the installation point
- On-site adjustment of individual bars without transport to a stationary machine
Which businesses use it
Used in reinforced concrete and civil engineering, by reinforcement contractors, steel fixers, construction site facilities and metalworking shops.
Frequently asked questions
What is a manual rebar bender suitable for?
It is suitable for bending individual reinforcing bars directly at the installation point, for example to produce hooks, bends and angles. For this kind of reworking and smaller quantities, a hand bender is more flexible and location-independent than a stationary bending machine.
How does bending reinforcing steel differ from bending profiles?
Reinforcing steel is ribbed round bar that is bent to defined bending angles and mandrel diameters according to the reinforcement drawing, in order to ensure the concrete cover and anchorage. Bending profiles or flat bar, by contrast, follows structural specifications from steel construction and requires different tool geometries.
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