VEVOR
VEVOR Box and Pan Brake 48-Inch 0-135° 20 Gauge Steel 14 Gauge Aluminum
Bends sheet metal up to 48 inches wide, handling 20-gauge steel and 14-gauge aluminum with adjustable 0-135° angles
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width7.09
- Bends up to 48 inches wide sheets
- Handles 20 gauge steel and 14 gauge aluminum
- Adjustable angles from 0 to 135 degrees
- Integrated clamps remove need for external fixtures
- Portable at 61.7 pounds with compact frame
48-Inch Box and Pan Brake
This 48-inch box and pan brake bends low carbon steel up to 20 gauge and aluminum up to 14 gauge. The maximum bending width is 1220 mm with a tolerance of ±15 mm. Adjustable angles from 0° to 135° suit sheet-metal fabrication in workshops and factories. It weighs 28 kg and measures 1390 x 450 x 155 mm.
Bending Capacity Limits
The blade thickness is 0.31 inches and the reinforced rib design supports the stated material limits. Low carbon steel must not exceed 20 gauge and aluminum must not exceed 14 gauge. The maximum bending angle is 135° with a tolerance of ±1°. Exceeding these thickness or angle limits will compromise bend quality and may damage the tool.
Setup and Mounting Checklist
Verify that your workbench can support 61.7 lbs and accommodate the 54.7 x 17.7 inch footprint with 6.1 inches of height clearance. Two power handles and two locking knob bolts are included for assembly. Ensure adequate space around the brake for safe sheet handling during operation.
Highlights
- Bends up to 48 inches wide sheets
- Handles 20 gauge steel and 14 gauge aluminum
- Adjustable angles from 0 to 135 degrees
- Integrated clamps remove need for external fixtures
- Portable at 61.7 pounds with compact frame
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 7.09 |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 48-inch width model for full sheets or a smaller brake for lighter work?
This unit handles 48 ± .6 inches, so it bends full 1220 mm sheets in one pass; choose it when you need that maximum width.
What does the 20-gauge steel and 14-gauge aluminum rating mean when I load a sheet into the machine?
It means the brake will cleanly bend low-carbon steel up to 20 gauge and aluminum up to 14 gauge without overloading the 0.31" blade or frame.
How does the 0-135° angle range work with the manual power handles in daily use?
You set the desired angle up to 135° ± 1°, clamp the sheet with the integrated press plate, then pull the two power handles to form the bend.
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