Description

Current Tools  Bending Shoe for 1/2in to 1-1/4in EMT Conduit –  Reconditioned – Current Tools 2-1501

Current Tools 2-1501 EMT Bending Shoe for 1/2in. to 1-1/4in. Conduit – Reconditioned

For use with Current 77 Electric Bender & Greenlee 555 electric Bender.

Bend ½” to 1-1/4” EMT on one shoe. 

Part of the Current Tools 700E Multi-Shoe Group

What our Experts Think

• Precise EMT Bending: The Current Tools 2-1501 Bending Shoe is designed for accurate bends in 1/2″ to 1-1/4″ EMT conduit, ensuring smooth, professional results.

• Reconditioned for Value: Fully restored to like-new condition, offering excellent performance at a more affordable price.

• Durable and Reliable: Constructed from high-quality materials, providing long-lasting durability for tough job site conditions.

• Easy to Use: This bending shoe ensures effortless, consistent bends, making it an efficient tool for electricians and contractors.

• Professional Quality: Ideal for those who need a dependable tool for EMT conduit bending with precision.

Q&A

Q: What is the Current Tools Bending Shoe for 1/2in to 1-1/4in EMT Conduit used for?
A: It is designed for accurately bending 1/2in. to 1-1/4in. EMT (Electrical Metallic Tubing) conduit, ensuring clean and precise bends for electrical installations.

Q: Is this product reconditioned?
A: Yes, the Current Tools 2-1501 Bending Shoe is reconditioned, offering high-quality performance at a more affordable price.

Q: Is this product suitable for professional use?
A: Yes, it is perfect for electricians and contractors who need a reliable tool for bending EMT conduit efficiently.

Q: Why choose a reconditioned model?
A: Reconditioned models provide excellent performance at a reduced price, thoroughly inspected to ensure reliability and longevity

Maintenance Tips

• Inspect for Damage – Regularly check for any cracks, chips, or wear on the shoe, especially the bending surface.

• Clean After Each Use – Keep the bending shoe free from dirt, debris, and metal shavings to maintain smooth operation.

• Lubricate Contact Points – Apply lubricant to the shoe’s contact points to reduce friction and prevent excessive wear.

• Ensure Proper Alignment – Make sure the shoe is correctly aligned with the conduit to avoid misbends and damage to both the shoe and conduit.

• Monitor Load Capacity – Use the bending shoe within the specified capacity to prevent overloading, which could cause deformation.

• Check for Wear – Regularly inspect the bending surface for signs of wear. Replace the shoe when the surface becomes uneven or damaged.

• Tighten Fasteners & Bolts – Ensure that all fasteners are secure to maintain stability during use.

• Store in a Dry Place – Store the bending shoe in a dry area to prevent rust and corrosion.

• Avoid Overbending – Follow proper bending techniques to avoid overextending the shoe beyond its intended use.

• Follow Manufacturer’s Guidelines – Adhere to the manufacturer’s instructions for optimal use and maintenance.