Description
Umprotech Box & Pan Brake – 48 in, 14 ga, Segmented Fingers
Engineered for US metal fabrication shops, this 48 inch box & pan (finger) brake delivers reliable forming for 14 gauge mild steel. Ideal for HVAC, ductwork, prototyping, and custom enclosures requiring precise bends and box shapes.
Capacity: 48 in · Material: 14 ga mild steel · Segmented fingers: 1–4 in mix
Key advantages for US buyers
- 48 inch working length supports a wide range of ductwork, panels, and chassis sizes.
- 14 gauge mild steel capacity handles most shop needs; suitable for lighter stainless with reduced capacity.
- Segmented finger set (1–4 in mix) enables custom box, pan, and channel forming with minimal setup time.
- Adjustable apron and angle stop for repeatable, accurate bends across part runs.
- Counterbalance springs reduce operator fatigue during frequent use.
- Back-gauge ready for improved part consistency and faster throughput.
Key technical specifications
Working length: 48 in
Form parts up to 4 feet wide, suitable for common duct, enclosure, and panel dimensions.
Material capacity: 14 gauge mild steel
Handles most HVAC, fabrication, and job shop requirements. (Capacity is reduced for stainless steel.)
Segmented finger set: 1–4 in mix
Allows flexible setup for boxes, pans, channels, and custom profiles.
Features: Adjustable apron, angle stop, counterbalance springs, back-gauge ready
Supports precise, repeatable forming and operator efficiency.
Capabilities & typical applications
This 48 inch segmented finger brake is a core tool for fabrication shops, HVAC contractors, and prototyping labs. It excels in forming complex boxes, pans, and channels where flexibility and repeatability are key.
- HVAC ductwork and fittings
- Electrical enclosures, cabinets, and panels
- Custom boxes, trays, and pans for job shops
- Prototype and short-run production for OEMs
- General sheet metal forming in mild steel and lighter gauge stainless
Implementation & support for US shops
We work closely with US job shops, HVAC contractors, and OEMs to ensure a smooth installation. Our team can review your part mix, material specs, and floor layout before purchase to confirm fit and productivity gains.
We assist with setup, finger selection, and basic forming techniques to get your team up to speed quickly. Ongoing support is available for tooling, maintenance, and process optimization.
- Pre-installation review: power, floor space, material flow
- Application advice for box, pan, and channel forming
- Guidance on finger setup and bend sequencing
Next step: Send us sample part drawings or descriptions, and we’ll confirm the right configuration for your shop.