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Finding your Calibrated Centerline Radius
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'''Finding your Calibrated Centerline Radius'''
  
 
To find the Calibrated CLR use the following procedure:
 
To find the Calibrated CLR use the following procedure:
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Cut a piece of tube and measure it after the cut (cut length).
 
Cut a piece of tube and measure it after the cut (cut length).
  
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Bend it to 90 degrees such that the bend is 90 degrees after bending. The location of the bend is not needed for this formula, so you may bend it anywhere as long as there is enough material to properly go through your bender.
 
Bend it to 90 degrees such that the bend is 90 degrees after bending. The location of the bend is not needed for this formula, so you may bend it anywhere as long as there is enough material to properly go through your bender.
  
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Formula: Calibrated CLR = ( leg1 + leg2 - cut length - OD) * 2.33
 
Formula: Calibrated CLR = ( leg1 + leg2 - cut length - OD) * 2.33
  
Note: You should find the Calibrated CLR to be 5 to 20% larger than the labeled CLR on your die.
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'''Note: You should find the Calibrated CLR to be 5 to 20% larger than the labeled CLR on your die.'''

Latest revision as of 13:54, 9 June 2014

This is the center line radius that is the mathematical radius for determining material growth through the bend


Finding your Calibrated Centerline Radius

To find the Calibrated CLR use the following procedure:

Cut a piece of tube and measure it after the cut (cut length).

CCLR1.jpg


Bend it to 90 degrees such that the bend is 90 degrees after bending. The location of the bend is not needed for this formula, so you may bend it anywhere as long as there is enough material to properly go through your bender.

CCLR2.jpg


The OD is the outside tube diameter.

Formula: Calibrated CLR = ( leg1 + leg2 - cut length - OD) * 2.33

Note: You should find the Calibrated CLR to be 5 to 20% larger than the labeled CLR on your die.