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We use these types of benders everyday. We don't have this particular brand, but they are the same type of benders. 1. You will always have a small kink at the apex of the bend with this type of bender, but you can minimize it with a few techniques. 2. That bender should bend 90 degrees...

Oops...I forgot to add that the shafts are about 1.5" in diameter. BTW, what is TARRC?

Thanks for the reply Graham. My application doesn't really make too much sense now that I look back at my original post. Let me shed some light on this. A steel collar fits over a steel shaft. This collar is larger than the shaft, but needs to clamp down on the shaft to provide a slip-free...

I am in charge of designing a part but I am not familiar with plastics or rubber. I was hoping some of you pros could help. Here is what I need: This part will be used as an insert compressed between two stationary metal pieces. The part is to prevent scratching or damage to metal pieces...

Thanks, I'll try that.

I am in charge of designing a part but I am not familiar with plastics or rubber. I was hoping some of you pros could help. Here is what I need: This part will be used as an insert compressed between two stationary metal pieces. The part is to prevent scratching or damage to metal pieces...