VEVOR
VEVOR Box and Pan Brake 24 Inch 0-135° 5 Fingers
Bends sheet metal up to 24 inches wide with 10 adjustable fingers for angles from 0 to 135 degrees
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width12.2
- Bends sheet metal up to 24 inches wide
- Handles 20-gauge steel and 14-gauge aluminum
- Adjusts to any angle from 0 to 135 degrees
- Ten segmented fingers let you form boxes and pans
- Hardened 21HRC steel fingers resist wear during heavy use
24-Inch Box and Pan Brake
The VEVOR box and pan brake handles sheet metal up to 24 inches wide with a bending range of 0 to 135 degrees. It accepts 20-gauge low carbon steel and 14-gauge aluminum using a 0.39-inch thick Q235 frame rated to 21 HRC. Ten segmented fingers in 1, 2, 3 and 4-inch widths let you configure the tool for boxes, pans and custom profiles. The unit weighs 103.2 pounds and measures 33.5 by 15.4 by 14.4 inches.
Upgrading from fixed-width brakes
A fixed-finger brake limits you to a single box depth; this segmented design replaces that restriction with 10 interchangeable modules so you can form floor channels, truck beds and mudguards without changing machines. The jump is worth it when you regularly bend different flange heights or need to produce small batches of varied parts. If you only repeat the same simple bend on narrow stock, a lighter bench-top bender may suffice.
Check bench space and material specs
Verify your workbench can support 103.2 pounds and accommodate the 33.5-inch length and 15.4-inch depth. Confirm your stock thickness does not exceed 20-gauge low carbon steel or 14-gauge aluminum, as the brake is not rated for heavier gauges. Ensure you have clearance for the 14.4-inch height when the clamping handle is raised. A user manual is included for setup and safety guidance.
Highlights
- Bends sheet metal up to 24 inches wide
- Handles 20-gauge steel and 14-gauge aluminum
- Adjusts to any angle from 0 to 135 degrees
- Ten segmented fingers let you form boxes and pans
- Hardened 21HRC steel fingers resist wear during heavy use
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 12.2 |
Questions about this item
How much bench space does the 24-inch brake need?
The unit measures 33.5 inches long, 15.4 inches wide and 14.4 inches high, so allow at least that footprint plus room to operate the handle.
What is the correct sequence for mounting the five adjustable fingers before bending?
Loosen the clamping bolts, slide each finger to the required width using the 1", 2", 3" and 4" segments, then retighten all bolts before inserting the sheet metal.
Which parts will need replacement after extended use on 20-gauge steel and 14-gauge aluminium?
The 0.39" thick Q235 fingers and clamping surfaces wear over time; keep spare segments on hand to maintain the 135° bending capacity.
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