Description
Umprotech Box & Pan Brake – 120 in, 16 ga, Segmented Finger
Engineered for US job shops and fabrication cells, this 120 inch box & pan brake with segmented fingers delivers reliable forming for ductwork, panels, and custom enclosures. Designed for high-mix, low-volume work and prototyping, it balances capacity, flexibility, and shop-floor durability.
Working length: 120 in · Capacity: 16 ga mild steel · Segmented fingers: 1–4 in mix
Key advantages for US buyers
- 120 inch working length covers most ductwork, cabinetry, and enclosure panels.
- 16 gauge mild steel capacity supports a wide range of HVAC, electrical, and general fabrication jobs.
- Segmented finger set (1–4 in mix) enables box, pan, and complex part forming without tool changes.
- Adjustable apron and angle stop for consistent bends and repeatable setups.
- Counterbalance springs reduce operator fatigue on long runs.
- Back-gauge ready for easy integration with shop layout and workflow.
Key technical specifications
Working length: 120 in
Handles full-size panels, duct sections, and large enclosures up to 10 feet.
Capacity: 16 gauge mild steel
Supports common HVAC, architectural, and light fabrication materials. (Note: capacity is less for stainless steel.)
Segmented fingers: 1–4 in mix
Allows for forming a variety of box and pan sizes with minimal setup time.
Adjustable apron & angle stop
Provides precise control of bend angles and repeatability across batches.
Counterbalance springs
Assist with smooth operation, especially on longer bends and heavier materials.
Back-gauge ready
Prepared for integration with manual or automated backgauges to streamline part positioning.
Capabilities & typical applications
This box & pan brake is a core forming tool for shops handling HVAC ductwork, custom panels, and box or pan assemblies. Its segmented finger design makes it ideal for high-mix, prototype, and short-run production.
- Ductwork, plenums, and fittings for HVAC contractors
- Electrical enclosures, control panels, and cabinets
- Brackets, trays, and custom sheet metal parts
- General fabrication for job shops and OEMs
- Prototyping and short-run production of complex forms
Implementation & support for US shops
We support US job shops and OEMs through every step: from floor planning and power requirements to safe installation and operator training. Our team can review your part drawings and material specs to confirm fit and recommend the right clamping and finger setup for your mix.
We can assist with bend sequence planning, finger selection, and best practices for maximizing throughput and repeatability. Let us help you integrate this brake into your forming cell or fabrication line for a smooth transition and fast ROI.
Next step: Send us your sample part drawings (DXF, STEP, or PDF) and we’ll confirm capacity, recommend configuration, and help plan your installation.