This hydraulic bender makes metal look like playdough. It's called the Mobi-Bieger 100 and it's manufactured by Gelber-Bieger in Germany. It can exert a force of up to 10 tonnes in order to shape metal rods. The machine itself only weighs 80 kg and it is 1.2 metres in length.
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