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48 Inch Pan And Box Brake For 16 Gauge Sheet Metal, Heavy Duty Bench Type With Full Trussed Rigidity, 16 Interchangeable Fingers In 2 3 And 4 Inch Spacings, Easily Remove Or Reposition For Precise Custom Bends And Forming Projects
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48-Inch Pan & Box Brake for Sheet Metal Forming
✔️ Single unit with 16 removable fingers at 2, 3, and 4 in gaps
✅ Brake range: 0-135°; Minimum reverse bend: 7/16"
✅ Fingers: 16 adjustable/removable (5) 2", (6) 3", (5) 4"
✅ Bed and beam alignment with independent cam-action levers for smooth operation
✅ Counterweighted bending leaf and hardened finger edges for reliable leverage
✅ Footprint: 12-1/2" x 52"; Overall: 78-1/2" W x 18" D x 31" H; Shipping weight: ~353 lbs
✅ Warranty: 1-year parts warranty; US-based support
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✔️ Single unit with 16 removable fingers at 2, 3, and 4 in gaps
The 48" Pan and Box Brake is a heavy-duty bench-style tool designed for precise bending of sheet metal. It’s ideal for fabricators working with 16-gauge mild steel and similar gauges, offering a rigid trussed frame for long life and accurate forming.
✅ Maximum capacity: 48" mild steel; 16-gauge at half width, 18-gauge at full width✅ Brake range: 0-135°; Minimum reverse bend: 7/16"
✅ Fingers: 16 adjustable/removable (5) 2", (6) 3", (5) 4"
✅ Bed and beam alignment with independent cam-action levers for smooth operation
✅ Counterweighted bending leaf and hardened finger edges for reliable leverage
✅ Footprint: 12-1/2" x 52"; Overall: 78-1/2" W x 18" D x 31" H; Shipping weight: ~353 lbs
✅ Warranty: 1-year parts warranty; US-based support
| Dimension | Value |
|---|---|
| Footprint | 12-1/2" x 52" |
| Overall | 78-1/2" W x 18" D x 31" H |
| Shipping weight | ≈ 353 lbs |
💡 What is a pan and box brake used for in sheet metal forming?
It’s a handy tool for creating boxed pans and complex bends in sheet metal, delivering accurate, repeatable results. Handy for metal shops and fabricators working with gauge values around 16.
💡 What should you know when choosing a pan and box brake for metal work?
- Assess capacity and bending range to match your typical gauges and angles
- Check finger configurations to fit your common bend widths
- Look for solid frame rigidity and smooth cam-action levers for ease of use
- Verify compatibility with bench mounting and workshop space