KAKA Industrial BP-1650 50" x 16 Gauge Box & Pan Brake Bench Model - 173030

KAKA Industrial BP-1650, 50" x 16 Gauge Bench Model Box & Pan Brake, Max Thickness 16 Gauge Mild Steel Capacity,Max Box Depth 4-Inch,Beam Adjustment 5/8” Pan and Box Brake Machine - 173030

With all the features a sheet metal hand brake possesses, this box and pan brake broads the application to the next level. Solid construction, great capacity, high flexibility and versatility and broad application are the key benefits this box and pan brake possesses.With a fully-welded steel plate framework, this pan and box brake will be a great tool can last for a long time and the price will leave you within a good budget!

One benefit of this brake is the broad application.This solid build sheet metal pan box brake incorporates all the features of our standard hand brakes but with greater range of applications. Thickness adjustment can be achieve merely via adjusting blade gap. Another benefit is the versatility and flexibility this brake owns. With fingers installed, this high quality brake can be used as a full-length nose bar, turning the machine into a straight bending brake. The 16 assorted size section fingers which allows producing many sizes of boxed and pans. To claim yours today when it is too late!

Specifications

Manual

BP-1650 Manual

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What Our Experts Think

• 50" x 16 Gauge Capacity: Ideal for working with medium-sized metal sheets, with a maximum thickness of 16-gauge mild steel, allowing for versatile bending tasks.
• Max Box Depth 4-Inch: Perfect for creating deep, precise bends for box shapes, providing flexibility for a variety of custom metal fabrication projects.
• Beam Adjustment: The 5/8" beam adjustment ensures accurate control over bending angles, allowing for consistent and high-quality results.
• Durable Construction: Built with strong materials, this pan and box brake offers exceptional stability and longevity, making it perfect for heavy-duty use in industrial settings.
• Compact Bench Model: Designed to save space while providing robust bending power, making it an excellent choice for smaller workshops and fabrication shops.

Q&A

Q: What is the KAKA Industrial BP-1650 Box & Pan Brake?
A: The KAKA BP-1650 is a 50" x 16 Gauge Bench Model Box & Pan Brake designed for bending sheet metal with precision. It has a maximum capacity of 16-gauge mild steel and is ideal for creating boxes and pans in metalworking applications.

Q: What is the maximum thickness this brake can handle?
A: The KAKA BP-1650 can handle a maximum thickness of 16-gauge mild steel, making it suitable for a variety of metal bending projects.

Q: What is the maximum box depth the KAKA BP-1650 can accommodate?
A: The maximum box depth that the KAKA BP-1650 can handle is 4 inches, offering flexibility for creating deeper boxes and pans.

Q: Does the KAKA BP-1650 offer any adjustments?
A: Yes, the KAKA BP-1650 features a 5/8" beam adjustment, allowing for fine-tuning of bends to achieve precise results for various bending projects.

Q: Is the KAKA BP-1650 a durable and reliable machine?
A: Yes, the KAKA BP-1650 is constructed with solid, heavy-duty materials to ensure long-lasting durability and reliability for continuous use in industrial and metalworking environments.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean Regularly: After each use, remove dust, debris, and metal shavings from the machine. Use a soft brush or compressed air to clean hard-to-reach areas.
• Lubricate Moving Parts: Apply light machine oil to the pivot points and moving parts to ensure smooth operation and prevent rust.
• Check for Wear: Regularly inspect the brake fingers, beam, and bending surface for wear. Replace any parts that show signs of excessive wear to maintain bending accuracy.
• Ensure Proper Alignment: Periodically check the alignment of the beam and bending tools to ensure precise bending. Misalignment can affect the quality of bends.
• Adjust Beam and Pressure: Check the beam adjustment and pressure settings to ensure they are set correctly for the material thickness being worked on.
• Tighten Loose Bolts: Regularly inspect the machine for any loose bolts or fasteners. Tighten them to ensure structural integrity and proper function.