The WG-76 source photograph and its cabinet marking identify the same model. Its rotary tooling bends a tube around a selected former. The material, wall thickness and required radius should be specified together before a die set is selected.
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The WG-26 main photograph shows the labelled cabinet and rotary bending head. It is intended for forming pipe and tube parts with tooling matched to the workpiece, rather than selecting a bend only by the machine name.
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This source presents a rotary pipe bender, but its identifiers do not agree. The existing record calls it WG-26 while the main photograph is marked WG-76. A buyer should specify the tube and bend drawing before accepting a machine designation.
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The source combines a WG-26 description with photographs of different cabinet and head assemblies, including one marked WG-51. Treat the pictures as family examples until a supplied machine and nameplate are agreed.
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The pictured machine has a cabinet base and a rotary forming head for pipe work. The source’s 38mm size is a diameter listing, not a verified model code. Choose the former and supports for the actual tube and bend.
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This cabinet-style pipe bender is shown in individual and workshop photographs. It is offered for making curved tube parts. Supply the material, outside diameter, wall thickness and bend drawing so the tooling and control arrangement can be checked.
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