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Calculate the Potential ROI of a Pacific Benders Tool

Compare the cost of purchasing a Pacific hydraulic rebar bender with the estimated expense of replacing bent rebar. Adjust the values below to estimate savings, return on investment, and the number of bends required to recover the tool cost.

Include the estimated cost of replacement rebar, splicing, welding, labor, inspection, handling, and possible schedule delays.

Your Estimated Return

Estimated Replacement Cost
$7,500
Tool Cost
$4,995
Estimated Savings
$2,505
Return on Investment
50.2%

Break-Even Point: 100 bars

This estimate is based on your project inputs. Actual savings may be substantially higher when labor, welding, inspection, schedule delays, and future projects are considered.

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Built to Save on the Jobsite

Pacific Benders has saved contractors serious money on the jobsite. Many of our customers bend hundreds of bars on a single project and save thousands to tens of thousands of dollars by avoiding costly splices, welding, inspections, replacement rebar, and schedule delays.

For many jobs, the investment in a Pacific Benders tool can be recovered in as little as 100 bars bent. On larger bar sizes such as #10 and #11 rebar, the savings per bar can increase significantly because the cost of splicing, welding, labor, and inspection can be substantial.

Compared with electric rebar benders, Pacific Benders uses a powerful hydraulic system built for tough field conditions. Hydraulic operation eliminates many of the common maintenance issues associated with electric motors, switches, and handles while delivering the strength needed for demanding rebar-bending applications.

Pacific Benders tools are also designed with jobsite safety in mind. Once positioned on the rebar, the tool operates hands-free, giving the crew a safer, more controlled bending process and reducing unnecessary physical strain.