Highlights

48-Inch Heavy-Duty Bending: This sheet metal brake handles metal sheets up to 48" wide with bending angles from 0degree to 135degree, making it ideal for medium-size fabrication shops and heavy-gauge projects.

Versatile Material Compatibility: Our box and pan brake is compatible with mild steel, stainless steel, copper, and aluminum. Capable of bending 12-gauge (2.5 mm) mild steel-built for demanding jobs.

Customizable Die Setup: This sheet metal bender includes 8 segmented fingers (3" x 4 pcs, 4" x 3 pcs, 25" x 1 pc) that can be freely arranged for precise, segmented bends. Perfect for fabricating electrical enclosures, casings, HVAC components, and complex flanged panels.

Dual Counterweights for Stability: Designed with dual balancing hammers, this metal bending machine offers stronger, more stable clamping of large sheets while reducing operator effort-ideal for heavy-duty bending tasks.

Easy Operation: It is easy to operate the aluminum brake bender. Simply lift the clamping handle, place the sheet metal, and lower the handle to secure it. Then, slowly raise the lever to the desired angle. Angle adjustments are manual, and keep in mind that all metal bending will experience springback (e.g., for a 90degree bend, set the angle to 92degree).

Specification

Brand:VEVOR

Details

Sheet Metal Brake for Rapid Batch Bending

Bend metal like a pro with this 48-inch sheet metal brake. Ideal for workshops, the box and pan brake handles 12 gauge steel, supports multiple materials, and features modular fingers for complex bends—easy to use, stable, and built for precision bending.

 

The box and pan brake handles mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and copper with ease. Bends 12 gauge (2.5 mm) mild steel in a single pass—no need to swap between machines for different jobs.

 

The sheet metal bender includes 8 removable fingers in multiple sizes that can be freely arranged to avoid obstructions on the workpiece. Ideal for forming floor reinforcement channels, corrugated truck beds, bed headers, and inner fenders.

 

Enhanced with a balancing weight to offset the force during clamping, minimizing deformation—an upgrade over standard brakes. Bolt it down to your workbench to ensure steady, accurate bends.

 

Always wear goggles, non-slip gloves, and safety shoes before operating the metal bending brake. Stand to the side during bending to avoid injury from springback. For larger sheets, team up with a partner for secure handling.