Description
Umprotech Box & Pan Brake – 36 in, 16 ga, Segmented Finger Brake
Precision box and pan brake engineered for US job shops and fabrication teams. 36 inch working length and 16 gauge mild steel capacity, with segmented fingers for maximum part flexibility.
Capacity: 16 gauge mild steel · Working length: 36 in · Segmented fingers: 1–4 in mix
Key advantages for US buyers
- Handles 36 inch wide parts in up to 16 gauge mild steel—ideal for HVAC, ductwork, and prototyping.
- Segmented finger set (1–4 in mix) supports forming complex boxes, pans, and custom enclosures.
- Adjustable apron and angle stop enable repeatable bends and consistent results across batches.
- Counterbalance springs reduce operator fatigue, especially on longer or repetitive jobs.
- Back-gauge ready for improved part positioning and accuracy in production runs.
- Available with manual, foot, or hydraulic assist clamping to fit different workflow needs and budgets.
Key technical specifications
Working length: 36 in
Form parts up to 36 inches wide—suitable for panels, boxes, and duct sections.
Material capacity: 16 gauge mild steel
Designed for standard 16 ga mild steel; capacity is less for stainless steel.
Segmented fingers: 1–4 in mix
Allows flexible setups for forming a wide range of box and pan geometries.
Features: Adjustable apron, angle stop, counterbalance springs, back-gauge ready
Supports consistent bending and operator comfort, with future expandability.
Capabilities & typical applications
This box & pan brake is a versatile forming tool for small fabrication shops, HVAC contractors, and prototyping labs. It fits well alongside shears, notchers, and welding stations in a typical US fab shop.
- Forming boxes, pans, trays, and custom ductwork components
- Building electrical enclosures, cabinets, and brackets
- Prototyping and short-run production for job shops
- Supporting high-mix, low-volume part requirements
- General sheet metal work in HVAC, fabrication, and repair shops
Implementation & support for US shops
We work closely with US job shops and OEMs to ensure a smooth setup—reviewing your parts, materials, and workflow to confirm fit before purchase. Our team can advise on best practices for finger setup, bend sequencing, and maintenance.
We can assist with basic training and commissioning, so your operators are productive from day one. Next step: send us a few sample part drawings (DXF/STEP/PDF) and we’ll review fit and recommend the right configuration for your needs.