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How to Bend and Cut 20 mm PVC Conduit (90 Degrees Bend Using a Bending Spring)

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Students training aid on how best to put a 90 degrees bend in PVC conduit and cut and square the ends. Includes a full demonstration on how to bend PVC conduit to 90 degrees keeping the bending radius at 2.5 times the diameter or bigger. We look at BS 7671 On-Site Guide for details on the position of the saddles.

In this video I demonstrate my technique for putting a 90 degree bend in PVC conduit without bending the conduit over my knee. This method of bending PVC conduit make it easier to conform with the minimum bending radius of conduit as stated in BS 7671.

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00:00 - How to bend PVC conduit
00:36 - Different sizes of conduit
01:02 - Measure the required length before bending
01:49 - Cutting PVC conduit
02:17 - Putting the bending spring in the correct place within the conduit
03:06 - Warning the conduit before bending
03:26 - Bending PVC conduit technique
04:15 - Checking the bend is 90 degrees
05:28 - Using female adapters
07:15 - Preparing the finished end of PVC conduit
07:50 - Saddles positioned according to BS 7671

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GSH Electrical published this 9:01 video tutorial on November 9, 2018. It has been watched 220,915 times on YouTube.

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