GE&S 881MBT Mobile Bending Table For 881 Series Conduit Benders - 881-MBT

GE&S 881MBT Mobile Bending Table For 881 Series Conduit Benders - 881-MBT

Features

Locking swivel wheels for maneuverability when you want to move it, and staying power when you don’t.

Fork pockets so you can conveniently move the unit with a fork truck.

Ram positioner to ease the ram set up to accommodate different sizes.

Steel pegs with hitch pins for storage of shoes and saddles.

Carriage assembly so you can mount the 881 bender unit directly to the MBT

Vice-chain to hold conduit securely for accurate bends - prevents conduit from twisting or turning during bend.

Pump basket holds the hydraulic pump for the 881 bender unit.

Storage for follow bars

One time set-up - saves 60 minutes for every move.

Complete Mobility - Compact design to move easily around the job site.

Storage for all 881 components

Fits through standard height doors 36" wide

Specifications

Capacity: Up to 4" Rigid Conduit

Weight: 300 lbs (136kg)

Weight of Table with all Components: 1326 lbs (605.1kg)

Length of Table (Not including conduit): 67" (1.7m)

Overall Height (With Pump): 41" (1.04m)

Overall Height (Without Pump): 35" (0.89m)

Overall Width: 31-1/2"

What our Experts Think

Q&A

Q: What is the GE&S / Greenlee 881MBT Mobile Bending Table?
A: It is a heavy-duty mobile workstation designed to mount and support the Greenlee 881 hydraulic conduit bender, creating a stable, portable bending setup.

Q: What is it used for?
A: It is used by electricians to bend large conduit (up to 4" rigid/IMC/EMT) efficiently in a controlled, elevated workstation.

Q: What does it do for the 881 bender system?
A: It integrates the bender, hydraulic pump, shoes, and accessories into one mobile platform for faster setup, safer operation, and improved bending accuracy.

Q: What are the key features?
A: It includes locking swivel casters, fork pockets for lifting, a chain vise to secure conduit, storage for shoes and accessories, and a pump basket for the hydraulic unit.

Q: Is it portable?
A: Yes. Despite its heavy industrial build, it is designed to be moved around job sites using casters or forklifts.

Q: What makes it better than floor setup bending?
A: It improves ergonomics, reduces setup time, keeps tools organized, and provides a stable elevated bending platform for more consistent results.

Q: What does “reconditioned” mean?
A: It means the unit has been previously used and restored to working condition, though it may show cosmetic wear such as repainting or minor surface marks.

Q: What industries use this equipment?
A: It is used in commercial electrical construction, industrial installations, and infrastructure projects involving large conduit runs.

Q: Why is it important for large conduit work?
A: It allows precise, repeatable bends on heavy conduit sizes that would be difficult, unsafe, or inefficient using manual or floor-based methods.

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