4-point saddle bend layout for conduit
Wider obstacle? Get all four marks before you commit pipe.
A 4-point saddle gives you a flat section over a longer obstruction. BendLogic returns labeled marks, bend order, and a CAD-style layout so you can check spacing on the stick first.
01 / Field notes
Why 4-point saddles go wrong in the field
Miss one mark spacing and the flat top is short, the ends do not land, or you eat pipe on a re-bend. Charts help — a labeled layout with bend order helps more when gloves are on and the rack is waiting.
02 / Field notes
How BendLogic helps
- Open 4-Point Saddle.
- Enter measurements in fractions the way they read on your tape.
- Review mark cards, bend order, and the visual layout together.
- Confirm against the pipe and your bender’s published take-up before bending.
03 / Field notes
Field checklist
- Measure obstacle length and required clearance
- Confirm conduit size and shoe
- Follow in-app bend order (do not shuffle marks)
- Verify flat-top length against the obstacle
- You own final verification — BendLogic assists layout
Field questions
FAQ
- When 4-point instead of 3-point?
- Longer obstacles or when you need a defined flat over the obstruction.
- Parallel runs?
- Use parallel tools in-app when spacing must stay consistent across a rack.
