Our portable, automatic, conduit-bending machine empowers electricians to bend conduit on-site with precision and speed. Tubender reduces bending time by up to 5x and reduces labor and material wastage by up to 15%. Say goodbye to outdated manual and semi-automatic methods—experience safer, faster, and smarter conduit bending on-site while boosting your team's productivity.
Our mission at Tubender is to democratize manufacturing by making automatic metal conduit-bending machines portable and easier to use. Our primary focus is to empower electricians of all experience levels by improving their conduit-bending throughput and accuracy, while ensuring that technical expertise is never a barrier.
The average data center uses 28 miles of conduit, equal to 5x the height of Mount Everest! Half of this conduit-bending is still being done using manual methods.
Tubender offers an innovative solution for precision metal conduit bending, catering to electrical contractors who are working on data center projects worth over $100 Million. Our portable CNC machines can save electrical contractors up to $5 Million in wasted labor and material costs on project sizes over $100 Million.
Above all, Tubender strives to make conduit installations safer for electricians and has multiple systems in place to ensure safe operation.
Tubender reduces labor time with CNC software control that produces all the bends in one-go. We use bending terms electricians already understand, such as offsets, stub-90s, and saddles.
Our machine is small enough to fit in a standard pickup truck, and can effortlessly be moved around the job site. Our machine is only 5 feet long and yes, it can still bend standard conduit lengths of 10+ feet.
Electricians can bend conduit up to 5x faster than current manual methods. No more need to measure, mark and reposition the tube for every bend.
Jaison is a former NASA engineer who has been an entrepreneur since the age of 18 when he started his first sleep-tech company. He's won multiple pitch competitions and grants, and developed the technology for Tubender through the Mechanical Engineering Capstone Program at Northeastern University. In his free time, he loves playing tennis, working out, and trying new food.
Josh is a former engineer at MIT-startup Takachar, who built a small business repairing and selling motorcycles when he was 18. He's currently leading development on Tubender's machine design initial software development. In his free time he loves going hiking with his dog and running along the Charles River.
Co-Founder and CEO
Jaison is a former NASA engineer who has been an entrepreneur since the age of 18 when he started his first sleep-tech company. He's won multiple pitch competitions and grants, and developed the technology for Tubender through the Engineering Capstone Program at Northeastern University. In his free time, he loves playing tennis, working out, and trying new food.
Co-Founder and CTO
Josh is a former engineer at MIT-startup Takachar, who built a small business repairing and selling motorcycles when he was 18. He's currently leading development on Tubender's machine design initial software development. In his free time he loves going hiking with his dog and running along the Charles River.
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