XSPC PETG Toolkit User Manual

Box Contents
- Heavy Duty Hose Cutter
- PETG Easy Bending Tool
- Bending Rubber
- PETG Chamfer Tool
- PETG Edging Sandpaper
XSpc
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PETG Toolkit
1. Soak the bending rubber in warm water before
inserting it into the PETG tube. Now insert the PETG
tube into the tool.
3. Slide the tube forward and heat it at the location of
the mark, until it becomes soft. Make sure to rotate the
tube to make sure heat is applied evenly. You can use
a hair drier or heat gun for this. Don't get the heat gun
too close to the tubing, or you will apply too much
heat.
The steps below should be followed for each
piece of tubing in your build. Be sure to measure
each length carefully before cutting it to size.
It's likely there will be some wastage, so always
order more tube than you expect to use in your
build.
2. Make a mark at the intended bend location. When
heating the tubing apply heat to the area in front of the
mark. A 90° bend for example will take around 30mm
of tube.
4. Slide the tube back into the tool, so that the mark
lines up with the top of the tool.
Steps 5-10 over page >

XSPC PETG Toolkit Specifications

General

Brand	XSPC
Model	PETG Toolkit
Category	Power Tool
Language	English

Summary

PETG Tubing Bending and Assembly Guide

Prepare Bending Rubber and Tube

Soak the bending rubber in warm water before inserting the PETG tube into the tool.

Mark Bend Location

Mark the intended bend location on the tube and note the heating area required.

Heat the Tubing

Heat the marked area evenly, rotating the tube, using a hairdryer or heat gun.

Position Tube for Bending

Slide the tube back into the tool so the mark aligns with the top of the tool.

Perform the Bend

Bend the tube over the tool head to the desired angle and allow it to cool.

Remove Rubber and Trim Tube

Remove the bending rubber and trim the PETG tubing to the correct length.

Chamfer Tube Ends

Use the chamfer tool to add an edge to each end of the tube, rotating anti-clockwise.

Clean Chamfered Edges

Clean the chamfered edges with sandpaper, avoiding the tube sides.

Install Compression Fittings

Place the nut and o-ring over the tube and push the chamfered end into the fitting.

Secure Fitting

Screw the compression fitting nut down until it is completely closed and sealed.