ABFI Handheld Metal Copper Wire & Photo‑Etched Part Bender – The Ultimate Tool for Model Makers
Elevate your model‑making projects with the ABFI Handheld Metal Copper Wire and Photo‑Etched Part Bender. Designed for precision and versatility, this tool lets you bend copper wire, shape photo‑etched sheets, and create flawless metal components with ease. Whether you’re a hobbyist or a professional, the ABFI bender delivers consistent, repeatable results every time.
Key Highlights
- Precision Bending: Adjustable jaw angles allow you to bend copper wire and thin metal sheets to exact angles from 0° to 180°.
- Photo‑Etched Sheet Compatibility: Crafted to handle delicate photo‑etched parts without compromising detail or integrity.
- Durable Construction: Heavy‑duty steel body and high‑grade copper wire ensure long‑lasting performance and resistance to wear.
- Ergonomic Design: Lightweight handle with a non‑slip grip for comfortable use during extended sessions.
- Multi‑Functionality: Ideal for model cars, aircraft, architectural models, and custom metal art projects.
Why Choose ABFI?
ABFI’s handheld bender blends industrial quality with user‑friendly design. The tool’s compact size makes it perfect for small workspaces, while its robust build can withstand frequent use in workshops. With ABFI, you gain the confidence to create intricate bends and sharp angles that would otherwise require a full‑size bench bender.
Specifications
Material: High‑grade steel body, copper wire insert
Jaw Width: 0.5” – 1.5” (adjustable)
Maximum Wire Thickness: 0.02” – 0.08”
Weight: 1.2 lbs (handheld)
Power Source: Manual (no electricity required)
Perfect for
• Model kit enthusiasts
• Miniature architects
• Hobbyists crafting custom jewelry or art pieces
• Engineers and designers needing precise metalwork for prototypes
Upgrade your workshop with the ABFI Handheld Metal Copper Wire & Photo‑Etched Part Bender – the essential tool for flawless, professional‑grade metal modeling.
Price: Original price was: $ 17.33.$ 11.78Current price is: $ 11.78.

