will it break if I bend it
478832
No..it is made to bend. You bend it to fit into tight areas above your hot water tank. Works great!!
478833
The rod is constructed so there are 2 narrowed rings in the sacrificial material where the rod will bend without breaking.When I installed the rod in my tank, I didn't have enough room above the tank to put a "straight" rod into the rod hole. With the Camco rod I was able to bend the rod enough to get it into the tank without breaking it. I had about 20 inches above the tank to install the Camco flexible rod. It worked. Once the rod was part way into the tank, I re-straightened the rod as I lowered it into the tank.
478834
no, it is made to be bent to help make it easier to install if the head room above the heater is limited.
478835
There are anode rods that are made with links in it so that each piece is only 12" long.
478836
I replaced the rod a few months ago. It's meant to be bent. and you straighten it out as you insert it.
478837
I make no guarantees, but I was able to slowly bend mine at two different sections to get it into the top of the water heater and clear the ceiling, and then gently bend it back straight to be able to screw it into place. Suggest you go slowly and carefully. It can be done.
478838
No, it is designed to bend at the 'relief' sections. This type of anode is used when there is not enough 'head-room' to put a non-flexible anode in your water heater. If you bend it back and forth several times it will break. You want to bend it back when you get to the next section so that it goes as straight as possible down into the water tank.
30975
Yes you can bend it. If you use a needle nose pliers you can bend a very small radius. It has no spring tention.
1499498
It will not bend easily. It's made of (I think) composite cardboard. It's very hard and inflexible.
326214
No, this is a heavy duty piece of PVC. You may be able to apply heat and bend it, but I never tried that myself.
360962
It curves and bends but it does take quite a bit of pressure to get it to bend when it is new. Once you break it in it will be much more flexable.
1985313
You would have a hard time breaking it. I liked it so much I bought a 2nd one, you won't be disappointed in quality for price.
2015150
I believe so. It attaches by a velcro strip that you can wrap around whatever you want to attach it to. There's a velcro attachment thing on each side (two at top and two below). It also can be bent however you need to bend it.
970035
i can bend. I got a bigger size then I need on accident so I cut it use it in a pillow. It handled rolling and folding of the pillow fine. Hope that helps.
285013
Wish I could help you. I only used mine for curves. It seems thin enough to bend though.
1557558
No, and it is made of shoddy steel to boot. If you are going to do any heavy work with it, it will break or bend.
1919802
It will bend quite well, but would not suggest bending it in half. I do not bend it in half. After doing this for some time it may deform and damage it.
1068715
It will vibrate slightly but no it will not bend. Depending on how you have it installed, will also depend on how much movement you get on a bumpy road.
2076521
It has some bend but it really is not flexible. you dont want to much flex or you can't put pressure to work the muscle.
1246924
Yea but dont bend it might stop working if you bend it anywhere on the cable
556591
No, this product is hard plastic and will not bend. Unfortunately, I am only a consumer not a representative for the company. I would suggest a custom glass shop in your area.
1408091
Yes, it bends. Just feels like one of those advertising magnets you get. I like mine. I use it on the fridge so my husband knows my work schedule.
235731
The spork is made from titanium. I don't think it'll bend unless you try to use it as a tool. If you just use it to eat food and stir food, you'll be fine.