EDWARDS 20 Ton Radius Roller - ED9-HAT5000
The Edwards 20 Ton Radius Roller is designed to roll medium to heavy flat bar, angle, pipe, tube and channel in smooth, long diameter bends. Able to operate either Horizontally or Vertically depending on your project and with a heavy-duty rolling base, you can move the Radius Roller out of the way when your project is complete. Must be run off an Edwards Ironworker with PowerLink System or Portable Power Unit.
Features
- 20' quick-connect hoses for simple "plug & play" operation.
- Bends a smooth, long diameter curve for a wide variety of materials including pipe, tube, square tube, solid round, flat bar, angle iron, and channel.
- Built-in storage on the frame keeps your Dies conveniently close.
- Easy-to-use hand/jog controls with integrated E-Stop.
- Heavy-duty rolling base for easy movement.
- Horizontal or Vertical operation provides the user flexibility.
- Includes a 6 Universal Piece Die Set that accepts square tube, flat bar, angle iron, & channel.
- Optional dies available for round pipe, tube or solid round.
- Variable speed hydraulic drive allows users to dial in the appropriate speed for different materials.
Specifications
| Angle Iron Capacity (In.) |
2 (.250) |
| Flat Bar (Easy Way) Capacity (In.) |
3 (.375) |
| Flat Bar (Hard Way) Capacity (In.) |
2.25 |
| Gross Weight (Lbs) |
994 |
| Net Weight (Lbs.) |
994 |
| Overall Dimensions (L x W x H) (In.) |
45 x 51 x 52 |
| Product Dimensions (In.) |
43 x 45 x 49 |
| Rating (Tons) |
20 |
| Round Pipe Sch. 40 Capacity (In.) |
2 |
| Round Tube Capacity (In.) |
2-1/2 |
| Solid Round Capacity (In.) |
1-3/8 |
| Square Tube Capacity (In.) |
2 (.120) |
| Weight (Lbs.) |
994 |
What our Experts Think
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Smooth, Controlled Curving: Expertly designed to form consistent radii in pipe, tube, and structural shapes with precision and minimal material distortion.
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Optimal 20 Ton Capacity: Ideal for light to medium structural and ornamental rolling—balancing power with control.
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Versatile Radius Adjustment: Easy changeover between curve sizes lets you tackle varied fabrication jobs without extra tooling.
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Robust Industrial Build: Heavy‑duty components and frame ensure long life and reliable performance in daily shop use.
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Streamlined Workflow: Intuitive setup and operation reduce cycle time, keeping projects moving efficiently.
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Perfect for Fabricators: Suited for metal shops, architectural work, and equipment fabrication where accurate radius bending is critical.
Q&A
Q: What is the Edwards 20 Ton Radius Roller used for?
A: A hydraulic radius bending attachment that forms smooth, long‑diameter curves in flat bar, angle iron, pipe, tube, square tube, and channel.
Q: What materials and capacities can it handle?
A: It rolls medium to heavy metals including flat bar, angle iron, pipe, and tube; typical capacities include up to ~3″ flat bar, ~2″ angle iron, ~2″ pipe, and ~2½″ tube.
Q: How does it operate?
A: Powered by an Edwards Ironworker with a PowerLink™ system or a portable hydraulic power unit, it runs with variable‑speed hydraulic drive and easy hand/jog controls with integrated E‑Stop.
Q: Can it be repositioned for different projects?
A: Yes — the radius roller can be used horizontally or vertically and features a heavy‑duty rolling base for easy movement.
Q: What comes included?
A: Includes a 6‑piece universal die set for flat bar, channel, angle, and square tube; optional dies are available for round pipe, tube, or solid bar.
Q: Who should use this product?
A: Ideal for metal fabricators, weld shops, and industrial facilities needing accurate, smooth radius bends in heavy‑duty materials.
Q: Why choose this Edwards radius roller?
A: It combines strong 20‑ton force, versatile material capability, flexible orientation, and intuitive controls to improve productivity in metal forming workflows.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean After Every Use – Remove metal shavings, dust, and debris from rollers and frame to prevent surface damage and ensure smooth operation.
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Lubricate Moving Parts – Apply light machine oil to bearings, shafts, and pivot points to reduce friction and wear.
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Inspect Rollers & Pins – Check for wear, cracks, or deformation to maintain precise radius bending and consistent results.
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Check Alignment – Ensure rollers are properly aligned to prevent uneven bends or material slippage.
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Tighten Mounting Hardware – Secure all bolts and fasteners to avoid vibration or misalignment during heavy bending.
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Monitor Material Limits – Do not exceed the rated tonnage or material thickness to protect tooling and maintain accuracy.
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Prevent Rust & Corrosion – Store in a dry environment and apply anti-corrosion coating when not in use.
