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    Might be a bit late to chime in here...

    It depends on the type of tubing as to how easy it will be to bend. Where I work I do a lot of bending of SS tubing (chemical engineer). If the pipe was intended for swagelok type fittings, then it will be annealed and soft enough to bend with a hand bender, as the tube must be softer than the fittings.

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    Thanks Paul, but too late...he paid to get it done. Nonethelss, it is usefull info for future reference as I didnt' know you could get it annealed. Very handy indeed.
    Phill.

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