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Bar bending is a critical task in construction when steel reinforcing bars are used. Traditionally, it was done manually to bend the steel bar to required angles. It sounds simple, however it is actually strenuous to the body and it puts one’s safety at risk due to bending conditions typically being non-ergonomic. As a result, workers are at risk of developing chronic musculoskeletal disorders, like carpal tunnel syndrome and lower back pain. Moreover, manual bending takes time. All of this can be prevented with a bar bender . These are some of the positive impacts of using a bar bender:   Reducing occupational hazards at the construction site Advanced tools are essential for a modern construction site. Not only will it increase the safety of the workplace, but will also protect workers from unnecessary chronic injuries. Considering the constraints and unpredictable nature of construction sites, a high-end tool like a bar bender makes a lot of sense. It provides a flexible, eas

If you work in the construction industry, reinforced steel bars are a common sight. It's virtually impossible to construct buildings without them, as they lay the foundation of each structure, supporting the framework to make it last a long time. However, working with rebar can lead to some workplace-related injuries especially when bending rebar manually. Manual bending and carrying heavy loads can cause lower back disorders, damaging muscles and nerves permanently.  Types of reo benders There are two common types of rebar benders; portable and industrial.  • Portable rebar benders are transportable, lightweight, and incredibly convenient to use. Despite their small size, they can bend steel bars in various arcs and angles to suit your needs.  • Meanwhile, industrial benders are bigger and heavy-duty. If portable rebar benders can handle up to 16mm bending capacity, industrial machines can go up to 32mm.  How to safely operate your new reo bender Like any other machine, you ne