Tube/pipe bending tool NEO tools 02-411 — depth 135 mm, weight 3.34 kg, 1 pc

NEO tools 02-411 is a manual tube and pipe bending and holding tool designed to stabilize and bend metal pipes and tubes with a working depth of 135 mm. The tool is supplied as a single unit and weighs 3.34 kg. Built for use in workshops and on-site plumbing, HVAC and metalworking tasks, it provides controlled, repeatable bending and secure clamping during cutting, grinding or threading operations.

Advantages

The tool combines a ductile iron body with hardened steel grooved jaws to ensure high resistance to external factors and long service life under regular use. A worm-type clamp and manual screw mechanism allow precise regulation of clamping force, and a jaw lock prevents unintended movement of the workpiece. Its compact weight and single-piece supply make it convenient for both professional and amateur use.

Suitable for

• Plumbing pipe bending and holding
• HVAC installation and repair work
• Metalworking tasks that require secure clamping during cutting, grinding or threading
• Workshop and on-site maintenance where controlled, repeatable bends are needed

Key specifications

• Working depth: 135 mm
• Clamping range: suitable for pipe diameters from 10 to 60 mm
• Body material: ductile iron for improved durability
• Jaws: hardened, grooved steel jaws for secure grip
• Clamping mechanism: worm-type screw clamp with jaw lock
• Weight: 3.34 kg (single unit)

How to use

Position the pipe between the grooved jaws so the section to be bent or worked on is centered in the working depth. Tighten the worm screw clamp manually until the jaws hold the pipe firmly; engage the jaw lock if required to prevent movement. For bending, apply steady, controlled force following the pipe material and bending radius recommendations. During cutting, grinding or threading, ensure the pipe is secure, use appropriate safety equipment and operate tools in accordance with their instructions.

Usage recommendations

Inspect jaws and clamp mechanism before each use and keep contact surfaces clean and free of debris. Select pipe diameter within the 10–60 mm range and avoid exceeding rated clamping force to prevent damage to both the tool and the workpiece. Store the tool in a dry place to maintain the condition of the ductile iron body and hardened jaws.