Electrician Conduit Bender

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À propos de l'application

BendSnap is the pocket conduit-bending calculator built for electricians. Get accurate mark points for every bend type in seconds—no trigonometry, no math errors, no scraps of paper.

ALL YOUR BENDS IN ONE PLACE
• Offset bends — 30°, 45°, 60°, 22.5° and any custom angle
• Stub-Up (90°) — auto take-up by conduit size
• Saddle bends — 3-point and 4-point obstacle crossings
• Back-to-Back — matching bends with precise parallel-run spacing
• Segment / large-radius bends
• Rolling Offset and Kick bends
• Multi-Bend Layout — lay out an entire run with every mark and bend order on one conduit, for parallel offsets too

PROFESSIONAL RESULTS, INSTANTLY
• Live reactive diagrams redraw as you type
• Length, shrinkage and take-up computed for every bend
• Inches ↔ millimeters, switch any time
• Save custom benders and reuse them across calculators

ON THE JOB SITE
• Calculation history with timestamps
• Share results through any app, or export to PDF
• Quick-reference tables: multipliers, take-up, shrinkage formulas
• Built-in spirit level (device accelerometer)

DESIGNED FOR THE FIELD
Clean, high-contrast Safety-Orange interface that's readable in bright sun or a dim crawlspace. Light and dark themes. All bending calculations, diagrams, reference tables and history run entirely on your device—no account, no signal needed.

Unlock Pro once ($1.99, one-time) to save unlimited custom benders and presets. No subscription. (Google Play version only—the Pro unlock and its price are shown in the app before you buy.)

BendSnap: precise bends, faster work.

Nouveautés

Fixed: new calculations could stop appearing in History once you had pinned three templates — they were saved but hidden. Templates and calculations now list separately, newest first.
Fixed: conduit fill for 1-1/2" and larger EMT was overstated by up to 36%. Now matches NEC Chapter 9 Table 4.
Fixed: the Reference page had no saddle shrinkage table (only offset), and voltage drop could show a negative load voltage on long runs.