Tube/pipe bending tool VOREL 49801 — width 25 mm, depth 16 mm, height 6 mm

VOREL 49801 is a single-piece tube/pipe bending tool designed for manual forming of small-diameter tubes and pipes. The tool measures 25 mm in width, 16 mm in depth and 6 mm in height, and is supplied as one compact unit intended for precise, low-radius bending tasks. Its simple, solid design provides focused support and control when shaping soft metal tubing in confined spaces.

Advantages

The compact single-piece construction offers durability and repeatable bending results without complex adjustment. With its small footprint and low profile, the tool is convenient to use in tight areas and on short tube lengths. The clearly defined bending profile helps maintain consistent curvature and reduces the need for secondary straightening. The lightweight design simplifies hand-held operation while providing the rigidity necessary for manual forming.

Suitable for

• Bending small-diameter copper, brass or soft steel tubing in plumbing repairs
• Forming refrigerant or drain lines in HVAC maintenance
• Workshop and vehicle repair tasks requiring compact tooling and precise bends
• Prototyping and light fabrication where manual bending is preferred

Key specifications

• Bending footprint width: 25 mm
• Bending profile depth: 16 mm
• Overall tool height: 6 mm
• Single-piece construction for simple manual operation
• Designed for small-diameter tube and pipe forming

How to use

Position the tube into the bending groove and align the section to the desired bend location. Apply steady manual force to bend the tube around the tool profile, keeping movement smooth to avoid kinking. For tighter or more gradual bends adjust the bending radius by changing the leverage point and bending angle incrementally. After bending, inspect the tube for uniform curvature and make minor corrections by reapplying the tool as needed.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool on compatible soft metals such as copper, brass and soft steel within the tool's size range. Support the tube ends to prevent twisting and avoid using excessive force that could deform the profile or the tube. For repeated professional use, regularly check the tool for wear and ensure surfaces are clean to maintain consistent bending results.