Tube/Pipe Bending Tool NEO tools 02-432 — depth 760 mm, weight 545 g, 1 pc

The Tube/Pipe Bending Tool NEO tools 02-432 is a handheld spring designed for bending metal and PEX pipes with a 20 mm width and 760 mm length. Constructed from steel with a 2.3 mm wire diameter and a galvanized, anti-corrosion surface, the spring enables controlled manual bending at acute angles without heating or softening the pipe. The tool is supplied as a single piece, weighs 545 g and has a slim, flat profile that minimizes imprinting on the outer surface of the pipe. A built-in hook at one end assists with removal from longer or hard-to-reach pipe runs.

Advantages

The galvanized coating and anti-corrosion finish extend the service life of the bending spring in workshop and on-site conditions. The flat spring profile reduces visible deformities on the pipe exterior when shaping curves, and the integrated hook simplifies extraction after bending. Lightweight and compact, the tool supports manual bending tasks without specialized equipment or heat treatment, allowing quick adjustments and repairs.

Suitable for

• Bending PEX and other compatible plastic pipes with 20 mm width
• On-site plumbing and HVAC installations where manual shaping is required
• Workshop metalworking tasks involving small- to medium-diameter pipe curves
• Repair and renovation work where controlled, non-heated bends are needed

Key specifications

• Tool type: handheld bending spring
• Material: steel with galvanized anti-corrosion coating
• Width: 20 mm
• Length / depth: 760 mm
• Wire diameter: 2.3 mm
• Weight: 545 g
• Profile: flat spring profile to minimize surface marking
• End feature: hook for extraction from long or hard-to-reach pipes

How to use

Insert the spring into the pipe until the required length is inside, then hold the pipe and bend it gradually by hand to the desired angle. The flat profile of the spring supports the inner wall of the pipe during deformation and helps maintain a smooth outer appearance. After forming the bend, use the hook on the spring’s end to pull the tool out of longer or hard-to-reach sections. No heating or additional tools are required for typical manual bending operations.

Usage recommendations

For best results, ensure the spring fully matches the pipe inner diameter and perform gradual bends to avoid overstressing the pipe material. Inspect pipes for cracks or damage before bending, and clean the pipe interior if necessary. When working with pressurized systems, depressurize and drain the line before inserting or removing the spring. Store the bending spring dry to maintain the galvanized finish.