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Ridgid 36132 408 Instrument Bender

SKU: ridgid-36132 Model: 36132
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$114.40
Ridgid 36132 408 Instrument Bender

Ridgid 36132 408 Instrument Bender

SKU: ridgid-36132 Model: 36132
Not Available
$114.40

This 408 Instrument Bender (36132) from Ridgid is designed for bending annealed copper, steel and stainless with a wall thickness less than or equal to 0.06" (1.5 mm) to a maximum of 180 degrees.

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This 408 Instrument Bender (36132) from Ridgid is designed for bending annealed copper, steel and stainless with a wall thickness less than or equal to 0.06" (1.5 mm) to a maximum of 180 degrees.

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408 Instrument Bender

This 408 Instrument Bender (36132) from Ridgid is designed for bending annealed copper, steel and stainless with a wall thickness less than or equal to 0.06" (1.5 mm) to a maximum of 180 degrees. Equipped with offset cushion grip handles, the 90-degree start angle and unique oil-absorbing shoe minimize bending effort while forming accurate bends.

  • Designed for bending annealed copper, steel and stainless with a wall thickness less than or equal to 0.06" (1.5 mm) to a maximum of 180 degrees
  • Offset cushion grip handles for comfort when forming 180-degree bends
  • 90-degree start angle and unique oil-absorbing shoe minimize bending effort while forming accurate bends

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Product Specifications

SKU
ridgid-36132
Model
36132
UPC / ISBN
095691361325
Brand
Ridgid
Shipping Weight
5.88 lb
Shipping Dims
21.60 in. x 5.88 lb. x 4.30 in.
Condition
New
Manufacturer's Warranty
Lifetime
Return Policy
Unopened Only, 30 Days
Package Type
Individual
Power Source
Hand
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