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    This document provides instructions for bending electrical metallic tubing (EMT) using different bend techniques: 1) A 90-degree elbow bend creates a joint between two pipes meeting at a right angle. It is commonly used to connect two pieces of pipe running in different directions. 2) An offset bend uses two identical bends placed close together to change the direction or elevation of a pipe run while maintaining a consistent distance from a surface. 3) A three-point saddle bend is similar to an offset bend but resumes the same plane. It uses a center bend of 45 or 60 degrees with two outer bends of 22.5 or 30 degrees to go around another pipe.

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    This document provides instructions for bending electrical metallic tubing (EMT) using different bend techniques: 1) A 90-degree elbow bend creates a joint between two pipes meeting at a right angle. It is commonly used to connect two pieces of pipe running in different directions. 2) An offset bend uses two identical bends placed close together to change the direction or elevation of a pipe run while maintaining a consistent distance from a surface. 3) A three-point saddle bend is similar to an offset bend but resumes the same plane. It uses a center bend of 45 or 60 degrees with two outer bends of 22.5 or 30 degrees to go around another pipe.

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    ELECTRICAL METALLIC TUBING

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    This document provides instructions for bending electrical metallic tubing (EMT) using different bend techniques: 1) A 90-degree elbow bend creates a joint between two pipes meeting at a right angle. It is commonly used to connect two pieces of pipe running in different directions. 2) An offset bend uses two identical bends placed close together to change the direction or elevation of a pipe run while maintaining a consistent distance from a surface. 3) A three-point saddle bend is similar to an offset bend but resumes the same plane. It uses a center bend of 45 or 60 degrees with two outer bends of 22.5 or 30 degrees to go around another pipe.

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    This document provides instructions for bending electrical metallic tubing (EMT) using different bend techniques: 1) A 90-degree elbow bend creates a joint between two pipes meeting at a right angle. It is commonly used to connect two pieces of pipe running in different directions. 2) An offset bend uses two identical bends placed close together to change the direction or elevation of a pipe run while maintaining a consistent distance from a surface. 3) A three-point saddle bend is similar to an offset bend but resumes the same plane. It uses a center bend of 45 or 60 degrees with two outer bends of 22.5 or 30 degrees to go around another pipe.

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    ELECTRICAL METALLIC

    TUBING
    GROUP 1
    BENDING ELECTRICAL METALLIC TUBING
    Materials:
    ■Tape Measure, Level and Framing Square
    ■Conduit Bender
    ■Pencil or Marker
    ■Conduit Bending Chart
    ■EMT Conduit
    ■Pipe Cutter or Hacksaw and Slip-Joint Pliers
    ■Screwdriver or Conduit Reamer
    90° ELBOW BEND

    • A 90-degree elbow creates a joint between two pneumatic


    conveying pipes at right angles to each other. For this reason, a
    90-degree elbow is sometimes called a quarter bend.
    • The most common use for a 90 degree elbow is to connect two
    pieces of pipe running in different directions. A 90 degree elbow is
    also used to connect two pieces of pipe running in the same
    direction but at different angles.
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    OFFSET BEND
    • One of the more common bends made in electrical conduit is the offset bend: a technique
    used to move a run of conduit a set distance to one side, up or down. It is very rare that conduit
    can be placed in a straight line along the entire distance needed.

    • Two identical bends placed in a conduit to change direction or elevation of the pipe run.
    Radius: The relative size of the bent portion of a pipe. Reference Point: A mark used to locate
    the edge of an obstruction for bending saddles.

    • Offset bending can be used to form two equal and opposite bends that are too close together
    for regular bending. Offset bends can be used to create a flat surface when connecting two
    panels, or to strengthen the sheet metal.
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    3 POINT SADDLE BEND

    • The saddle bend is similar to an offset bend, but in this case the same plane is
    resumed. It is used most often when another pipe is encountered. Most
    common is a 45° center bend and two 22-1/2° outer bends, but you can use a
    60° center bend and two 30° bends.

    • An Offset conduit bend is kind of bend that changes the direction of the
    conduit at an angle, while keeping a consistent distance to a wall, ceiling or
    other surface. Basically, it allows you to run your conduit around an obstacle
    that is in the conduit path.
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