Baileigh 4 foot Magnetic Box & Pan Brake, 16 gauge  Model 10004900

Description

Baileigh 4 foot Magnetic Box & Pan Brake, 16 gauge Model 10004900.
This sheet metal brake can
bend boxes or pans to almost any depth
since it doesn’t rely on conventional finger depths.
Runs on
220-volt single-phase power
and will work at virtually any site.
48” (4-foot) length
with a maximum capacity of
16 gauge mild steel
.
The breakthrough
open-ended design
allows you to create
enclosed ducts
and shapes impossible to make with a traditional box and pan brake.
6-ton magnetic power
is consistent across the entire beam, allowing for crisp bends even in the middle of the brake.
Scaled stroke angle control
lets you deliver repeatable bends time after time.
You can set up the mild steel clamping bar with
straight bars
(of various widths if you had very tight boxes to make) for straight bends or
segmented clamping bars
for box and pan applications.
Blade gap adjustment
on the clamping bars lets you work with sheet metal of different thicknesses.
You can
remove the bottom leaf's bending extension
for the tightest bend dimension between bends of .625”.
Comes with product supports and
adjustable back gauges
for production runs.
Baileigh covers this box brake with a
1-year parts warranty
as well as
lifetime technical support by phone
.
Typically kept in stock for
quick shipments
.
Easy, hands-free operation
:
Put a piece of material between the clamping bar to the depth required.
Engage the powerful magnet in the bending bed with push button control.
Hit the foot pedal that softly clamps the material. This foot control keeps your fingers safely out of the machine and you to reposition the material.
Lift the the bottom bending leaf to complete the bend.
Recommended for:
HVAC shops, industrial art shops, and general sheet metal fabrication shops.
Making
enclosed boxes, triangles, alternate bends on varying planes
, and round items such as scrolling applications.
Bending a
variety of materials
, including sheets of mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, coated materials, heated plastics, and more.