What is the minimum bend radius of 3/4" CSST
507151
Depends on manufacturer. For ProFlex (this product), recommended bend radius for 3/4 CSST is 3" with 1" absolute minimum as stated in installation docs.
507152
hi... I think you mean 'maximum' bend... I just bought a 3/4" by 75' piece of CSST... from what I can tell, the maximum is a 34" diameter... hope that helps...
286452
They varied from .241 to .258 and are hollow so could not be turned down to 3/16" unless you filled the tube with brass rod. You might try to silver solder a solid rod inside and then turn this down to the size you need. Besides the variance in size, they all work in my soldering station and were of better value than buying separate ones.
1827968
This kit DOES NOT include 1/4 inch. It starts at 3/8 and goes up to 3/4. However, I have bent 3/16 and 1/4 with it and it did not collapse the tubing. Depending on the radius you need and the depth of bend might result in a collapse. What's nice is the dies are made of a somewhat flexible material which minimizes the chance of a collapse. If you bend a lot of 1/4 tubing I would check into the other kits available. Otherwise if you bend many different sizes and only occasionally 1/4 this would do the job.
1660636
Yes, you can bend it to a fairly tight radius, say 6" radius, maybe even tighter if you are careful.
1069317
I used a 3/4 " line. I think the Rheem website will tell you the minimum line.
477132
Anything over 3mm should work fine, 4mm is ideal for smaller pieces I think
447949
I wouldn't go below 3/4", it has to be wide enough that the nipple will create a water seal. Unless you plan on sealing each of them with a water sealing glue.
33291
I had it bent around a 3" radius and I believe it can go a little more than that.
1553050
it is u shaped.it will bend to fit curved edges. the problem with it is it is only not even a 1/4 inch sides and after it is opened it does not squeeze closed. i can not use it for covering the edge of my stainless steel mud guards. i will probably pitch it.
52562
I measured it , it is 3/4 inch o d . You will need a reducer . Which is very cheap. I hope this helped.
44462
Like any vinyl or rubber tubing, it can be bent but the radius of the bend grows larger as the bend approaches 90 degrees or greater. A 90 degree turn would probably be 3 or 4 inches from start to finish without a crimp.
338821
its 1/16 th of an inch thick and the wrench end that goes around the stem is 1/4 inch. I got the wrench and the part for 15.95. Its listed on seneca-river-trading.com for 10.95 It worked great. so next time I can just buy the coupler which amazon sells in a 3 pack.. If you use your blender heavily there will be a next time
1282396
About a 1/4th to 1/2 inch. I used mine for larger circles and 1/2 circles. Good Luck
2211326
hi bob, it will take a way less then 1/4 inch, if I'm not mistaking I won't consider more than 3/16, the good part on this toy is for the small tiny job so the little bit fit just fine, I will go for it.. Sorry for the delay Bob and Thank you for asking. Good Luck. Muhammad the handyman.
122760
So the rail is about 3/4", it is 1/8" thick(aprox) and you can bend it by hand Gradually working it to the radius you need My application was moving scenery in a theatre, it turned out to be similar to a curtain. The carriers are a little flimsy and need numbers to be strong, also avoid any splices in the radius as it is difficult to match them up because of play in the hardware
1334959
I cannot see that the strip can be bent at a true 90 with some radius to the bend. No, it cannot be cut and soldered, only cut to desired length. Plan on some radius...probably about 1"?
738741
3/4 inch is an expence that you don't need to spend. 1/2 inch works very well.