Cold Bending PVC Conduit
Cold bending conduit is extruded from a compound that stays ductile at room temperature. With a bending spring inside the bore, the installer forms angles from 5 to 180 degrees on site and keeps the run continuous.
Everything We Extrude in PVC Cold Bending Conduit
Pipe that turns a corner over a bending spring instead of waiting for an elbow.

10mm PVC Conduit
The 10 mm PVC conduit is the smallest size in the Shingfong ladder and exists for one job: keeping small gauge wire separate and tidy.
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16mm PVC Conduit
16 mm is the smallest size most electricians will accept for a lighting circuit.
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20mm PVC Conduit
20 mm is the size most installers reach for first.
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25mm PVC Conduit
25 mm is the step where a run stops serving one circuit and starts serving several.
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32mm PVC Conduit
The 32 mm conduit carries the distribution leg: power supply, lighting and data cables sharing a route through an office building or a large house.
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40mm PVC Conduit
40 mm is the top of our standard ladder and is built for large diameter cable: factory power distribution, high current feeds and the main runs in multi-storey commercial buildings.
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What This Range Is Really For
Every elbow is a joint, and every joint is a place where water gets in and the draw wire snags. Bending the pipe itself removes the joint, removes the fitting from the bill of materials, and removes the wait when the wholesaler is out of that elbow.
Who Buys It
- Installers working around beams columns and door frames
- Sites where fittings stock is unreliable
- Buyers cutting the number of line items in a bill of materials
Why Buyers Specify Our PVC Cold Bending Conduit
5 to 180 Degrees
Formed cold over a spring without the pipe breaking.
Fewer Fittings To Stock
Corners are made from pipe, so the elbow count in the order drops.
Continuous Run
No joint at the corner means fewer entry points for moisture.
Same Six Colours
Matches the rigid range for mixed containers.
Where This Range Is Installed

Residential Buildings
Housing projects and home renovation, where the wiring has to be safe, cheap to install and invisible when it is finished.
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Commercial Offices
Fit-out and churn work, where power and data have to share a route and the layout changes every few years.
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Industrial Plants
Factories and heavy commercial sites, where the cable is larger, the environment is harsher and the run is longer.
See application →Questions Buyers Ask About PVC Cold Bending Conduit
Is 10 mm conduit suitable for a lighting circuit?
It is intended for small gauge wire such as telephone and data. For lighting, start at 16 mm so there is room to pull and to add later.
What colours can we order?
White, grey, red, orange, blue and yellow are the regular colours; other colours are part of the OEM service.
How many wires fit in 16 mm conduit?
It depends on the conductor size and your local wiring rules. Send us the cable you intend to pull and we will confirm from the specification sheet.
Is the rigid or the cold bending grade better for ceilings?
Cold bending, because ceiling runs change direction often and each bend made from pipe removes an elbow.
Quote the PVC Cold Bending Conduit Range
Send your sections, colours and volumes. We reply with a price, a lead time and how it loads into a container.
