Current Tools 77RIG Electric Pipe Bender for 1/2in. to 2in. Rigid & IMC Conduit - Reconditioned - Current Tools 77RIG
Current Tools 77RIG Electric Pipe Bender
Rugged and dependable electrical system
Easy to maintain and service
Removable handle to allow for dogleg bends
No PC boards
Simple, reliable electrical components
All major electrical components are interchangeable with Model #747 Omni™ Bender
Made in the USA
Specifications
| 2-1301 |
Bending Shoe for Rigid & IMC |
1/2" to 1-1/4" |
| 2-1001 |
Roller Support for Rigid & IMC |
1/2" to 1-1/4" |
| 2-1401 |
Bending Shoe for Rigid & IMC |
1-1/2" to 2" |
| 2-1002 |
Roller Support for Rigid & IMC |
1-1/2" to 2" |
What our Experts Think
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Heavy-Duty Pipe Bending: The Current Tools 77RIG Electric Pipe Bender delivers precise bends for 1/2" to 2" rigid and IMC conduit.
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Reconditioned for Value: Fully restored to like-new condition, offering reliable performance at a lower cost.
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Powerful Electric Operation: Reduces manual labor and speeds up bending for efficient job site productivity.
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Durable & Rugged Build: Engineered for long-lasting use in demanding industrial and commercial environments.
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Easy-to-Use Design: Provides smooth, consistent bends while minimizing material waste.
Q&A
Q: What is the Current Tools 77RIG Electric Pipe Bender?
A: The Current Tools 77RIG is a reconditioned electric pipe bender designed for bending 1/2" to 2" rigid and IMC conduit with precision and efficiency.
Q: What materials can it bend?
A: It is built to handle rigid (RMC) and intermediate metal conduit (IMC), making it ideal for electrical and industrial applications.
Q: What does "Reconditioned" mean?
A: "Reconditioned" means the tool has been inspected, tested, and restored to full working condition, though it may have minor cosmetic signs of use.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect Before Use – Check for worn or damaged components, including rollers and bending shoes.
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Keep Clean & Debris-Free – Wipe down after use to prevent buildup that can affect performance.
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Lubricate Moving Parts – Apply manufacturer-recommended lubricant to reduce wear and friction.
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Ensure Proper Alignment – Position conduit correctly to avoid misbends or tool damage.
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Monitor Electrical Connections – Check power cords and switches for wear or loose connections.
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Avoid Overloading – Do not exceed capacity to prevent strain on the motor and mechanical parts.
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Check Bending Shoes & Rollers – Ensure they are in good condition for smooth operation.
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Store in a Dry, Safe Area – Protect from moisture and extreme temperatures to prevent rust and damage.
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Operate with Steady Pressure – Apply consistent force for precise, clean bends.
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Follow Manufacturer’s Service Schedule – Perform routine inspections and maintenance for long-term reliability.
