Hydraulic Tube & Pipe Benders

A hydraulic tube and pipe bender drives the bend with ram pressure instead of muscle. On the same machine, going hydraulic doesn't change what you can bend — capacity is set by the bender and dies, not the pump — it changes the effort: the ram does the work, so you get repeatable angles all day without leaning into a handle. On most hydraulic machines the head also sits on its own stand rather than bolting to a bench, so you can roll the bender to the work.

STM carries hydraulic benders from Baileigh, Pro-Tools, Ercolina, Eastwood, and Mittler Bros., from $1,599 to $32,799. The choice that matters most is where the ram pressure comes from: air-hydraulic benders run off your shop compressor — no electrical hookup, hands free while the ram works — and electric-hydraulic benders run a powered pump for faster, production-rate cycling. The Pro-Tools 105 HD opens the range as a complete air-hydraulic package; the Baileigh RDB-150 and RDB-175 step up to heavier capacity, and the RDB-500 anchors the top for large-diameter pipe.

If you've narrowed your search by something other than drive style, the manual tube benders and computer-controlled CNC benders are grouped separately, and for Baileigh's hydraulic range specifically see Baileigh hydraulic tube benders. Not sure whether air or electric fits your work? Call us on 855 605 4599 — we'll talk through wall thickness, diameter, and how often you'll run it.