Technical Data
| Model | 66 / 12 | |
| part no. | 24163 | |
| number of bars that can be bent simultaneously | pieces | 1 |
| rebar up to 850 N/mm² tensile strength | up to Ø mm | 12 |
| net weight | kg | 12 |
All performance data refers to a material strength of 450 N/mm². Subject to design changes.
Scope of Delivery
- rugged steel plate design
- hardened bending rollers and centre bending pin
- suitable for all stirrups up to 12 mm bar diameter
- selective bending around a fixed centre pin or sharp-cornered bending through a slot centre pin
- Infinitely adjustable angle stop for producing accurate bends and enabling all stirrups to be produced with identical bending angles
- two infinitely adjustable length stops for stirrups with different leg lengths
- 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 stirrup bender is used to produce reinforcement stirrups from round and reinforcing bar. It lets you bend closed and open stirrups with the required angles and leg lengths for columns, beams and downstand beams.
Typical applications
- Bending closed stirrups for columns and beams
- Producing insertion stirrups and ties according to the reinforcement drawing
- Making recurring stirrup shapes with identical leg lengths
- Bending end hooks on stirrups
- On-site production of smaller stirrup batches in the workshop or site facility
Which businesses use it
Used in reinforced concrete construction, by steel fixers, reinforcement contractors and construction site facilities.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a stirrup bender and a rebar bender?
A rebar bender is designed for individual bends and hooks. A stirrup bender is geared towards the repeated production of complete stirrups with several bends and defined leg lengths, so that uniform stirrups can be produced reproducibly.
What are reinforcement stirrups needed for?
Stirrups enclose the longitudinal reinforcement in columns, beams and downstand beams and absorb shear forces. They fix the bars in position and ensure the concrete cover. Dimensionally accurate stirrups with correct angles are therefore a prerequisite for reinforcement that conforms to the drawing.