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Vevor UK£301.90Visit shop VEVOR Box and Pan Brake, 24 in Sheet Metal Bending Brake,16-Gauge Mild Steel Capacity, 0-135 Degree Adjustable, Metal Bender Machine with 5 Fingers, Heavy-Duty Aluminum Folder for Precise Bending
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The VEVOR 24-inch Box and Pan Brake is an essential tool for metalworkers, DIY hobbyists, and fabrication shops that require precise, professional-grade sheet metal bending. This heavy-duty machine excels at creating complex channels, boxes, and pans thanks to its modular segmented fingers, though its manual operation requires a secure, stable mounting surface for optimal leverage and control.
| Model Part Number | W1.5x610Z |
|---|---|
| Brand | VEVOR |
It is rated for mild steel up to 16-gauge, which is approximately 1.5 mm thick.
Stainless steel is significantly harder than mild steel. If you use stainless, you should use a much thinner gauge than the maximum 1.5 mm capacity.
Yes, the five segmented fingers are removable and adjustable, allowing you to reconfigure the brake to accommodate different bending widths.
The main frame is typically assembled, but it must be firmly mounted to a workbench by the user before operation.
Yes, the machine is capable of bending up to 135 degrees.
Check that the workpiece is perfectly square against the fingers and ensure the clamping pressure is even across the material.
Ensure that no debris is lodged in the pivot hinges and apply a small amount of machine oil to the contact points.
Increase the tension on the clamping handle to ensure the press plate is securely holding the metal against the bed.
To ensure optimal performance, the unit must be bolted down to a heavy, stationary workbench. Using light-duty tables will cause the brake to wobble, resulting in inaccurate bends. Compatibility is determined by the material thickness; ensure you are not exceeding the 1.5 mm limit for mild steel to avoid damaging the bending leaf or fingers. Maintenance involves keeping the pivot points and bending leaf lubricated with a light machine oil to prevent binding. Regularly inspect the fingers for signs of wear or chips, and ensure all locking bolts are tightened before beginning any bending session. Clean the unit of metal shavings and debris after each use to prevent surface corrosion.
