Conduit Bending Guide
We've kept our original bending charts here for quick reference. For faster, more accurate results, try our online calculators (select from dropdown menu above).
Reference Charts (Legacy Tools)
Shrinkage (not the same as on Seinfeld)
Keep in mind, when bending offsets, the conduit will shrink. If bending at 10 degrees, the conduit will shrink 1/16" for every inch of rise. 15 degrees is 1/8" for every inch, 22.5 is 3/16", 30 is 1/4", 45 is 3/8" and 60 is 1/2". Example: For a 4" offset height at 30 degrees, place your first mark at the distance from the obstacle then add your shrinkage calculation. 4" multiplied by 1/4" is one inch. Add that to you distance of the obstacle, so your first bend point will be at 31". Multiply your height (4") by the multiplier of 2 so your second mark will be at 39". This will give you a perfect offset bend.




