Tubender Mark 1 is the first fully automatic, portable conduit bending machine designed for commercial electrical contractors. No specialist needed. Fits in a pickup truck. Works wherever conduit gets bent. Bend it your way.
Tubender builds automation tools for commercial electrical contractors. Our first product, Mark 1, tackles the most labor-intensive part of any large conduit installation: the bending. No specialist needed, no oversized machine, no off-site limitations.
The demand for data centers is exploding - 1,000 new facilities are being built globally every year, each requiring an average of 28 miles of conduit. Meanwhile, for every 10 electricians who retire, only 1 joins the trade. Contractors are being asked to build more with fewer people.
Tubender Mark 1 was built for this reality. It works in the prefab shop before the project starts and on the job site when conduit needs to be bent in the field - the only machine on the market that does both.
Above all, Tubender strives to make conduit installations safer for electricians and has multiple systems in place to ensure safe operation.
Mark 1's CNC software handles every bend in sequence. No specialist required. Uses bending terms your electricians already know - offsets, stub-90s, saddles.
Mark 1 is 5 feet long and 500 lbs - small enough to fit in a standard pickup truck and move around the job site without a forklift. It still handles standard 10-foot conduit lengths.
Mark 1 bends conduit up to 16x faster than manual methods. No more measure, mark, and reposition for every single bend. One operator. Full output.
Trusted by contractors doing up to $1.4B in annual revenue. SXSW Top 45 Finalist. eMerge Americas Top 25 Finalist. NSF I-Corps Spark. Roux Founder Residency at Northeastern University. Made in the USA.
Jaison, a.k.a. "The Conduit Cowboy", is a former NASA engineer who has been an entrepreneur since the age of 18 when he started his first sleep-tech company. He's been awarded multiple grants, and developed the technology for Tubender through the Mechanical Engineering Capstone Program at Northeastern University. In his free time, he loves playing tennis, working out, doing Vipassana meditation, and trying new food.
Josh is a former engineer at MIT-startup Takachar, who built a small business repairing and selling motorcycles when he was 18. He's leading the engineering development on Tubender's Mark 1 machine design. In his free time he loves going hiking with his dog and running along the Charles River.
Co-Founder and CEO
Jaison, a.k.a. "The Conduit Cowboy", is a former NASA engineer who has been an entrepreneur since the age of 18 when he started his first sleep-tech company. He's been awarded multiple grants, and developed the technology for Tubender through the Mechanical Engineering Capstone Program at Northeastern University. In his free time, he loves playing tennis, working out, doing Vipassana meditation, and trying new food.
Co-Founder and CTO
Josh is a former engineer at MIT-startup Takachar, who built a small business repairing and selling motorcycles when he was 18. He's leading the engineering development on Tubender's Mark 1 machine design. In his free time he loves going hiking with his dog and running along the Charles River.
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