KAKA Industrial W-1220A 12-Inch Box and Pan Brake, Solid Construction, High Accuracy Sheet Metal Box Pan Brake, 20 Gauges Sheet Metal Brake - 173101

KAKA Industrial W-1220A 12-Inch Box and Pan Brake, Solid Construction, High Accuracy Sheet Metal Box Pan Brake, 20 Gauges Sheet Metal Brake - 173101

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KAKA Industrial 12-inch Pan and Box Description
KAKAIND 12in sheet metal brake is an ideal tool if you need to increase the strength of sheet metal plates with bends, or you intend on fabricating more complicated brackets, such as gussets, boxes, or fixtures. It can bends mild steels up to 20 gauge thick, 12-inches wide with angle 0-135 degrees.

High Quality Construction, and Versatility Kaka 12-inch Pan and Box
KAKA Industrial 12-Inch pan and box brake is tested to survive after many years heavy use. The solid body design and cast iron base guarantee stability when the project is running. This pan and box can bends mild steels up to 20 gauge thick,12-inches wide with angle 0-135 degrees.

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KAKAIND 12In box and pan has a removable and adjustable fingers; it can be installed in a variety of positions to accommodate varying widths of metal. It is easy to adjust needed size to ensure accuracy. It is a money saver since you will use fewer raw materials to finish your project. The sheet metal box and pan is lightweight and easy handle. When you have limited space, and after you use it, you can store it anywhere you want.

Specifications

Standard Accessories

Stand

Balance hammer

Optional accessories

No optional accessories.

Manual

W-1220A Manual

What Our Experts Think

• High-Precision Bending: Perfect for creating boxes, pans, and complex sheet metal bends with accuracy.
• 20-Gauge Sheet Metal Capacity: Handles light to medium-duty materials efficiently.
• Sturdy & Durable Build: Constructed from rugged steel for long-lasting performance.
• Adjustable Fingers for Custom Bends: Allows for flexibility in width and depth, making it highly versatile.
• Compact & User-Friendly: Ideal for small workshops, home garages, and professionals needing a portable solution.
• Great for HVAC & Metal Fabrication: Perfect for ductwork, enclosures, and general sheet metal projects.

Q&A

Q: What is the KAKA Industrial W-1220A Box and Pan Brake?
A: The W-1220A is a 12-inch box and pan brake designed for precision bending of sheet metal. It supports up to 20-gauge sheet metal and is built with solid construction for durability and high accuracy.

Q: What makes the W-1220A unique?
A: It features adjustable fingers for creating custom box and pan shapes, a sturdy steel frame for stability, and precise bending capabilities for professional metal fabrication.

Q: What materials can the W-1220A bend?
A: It is capable of bending mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other sheet metals up to 20-gauge thickness.

Q: What is the maximum bending width?
A: The W-1220A has a 12-inch bending width, making it ideal for small to medium-sized metalworking projects.

Q: Is the W-1220A easy to use?
A: Yes, its user-friendly design, adjustable fingers, and precise clamping system make it ideal for both professionals and hobbyists.

Q: What types of projects is the W-1220A best suited for?
A: It is perfect for sheet metal fabrication, HVAC ductwork, industrial metal bending, and custom metalworking applications that require precise box and pan bends.

Maintenance Tips

• Keep It Clean – Regularly remove dust, metal shavings, and debris from the bending surface and clamping bar to ensure smooth operation.
• Lubricate Moving Parts – Apply oil or grease to pivot points, hinges, and adjustment screws to prevent wear and maintain flexibility.
• Inspect Clamping Mechanism – Check the clamping bar for proper alignment and secure fastening to ensure consistent, precise bends.
• Monitor Bending Fingers – Ensure removable fingers are properly tightened and inspect for wear or damage. Replace if necessary.
• Tighten Fasteners – Periodically check and tighten all bolts, screws, and locking mechanisms to maintain machine stability.
• Avoid Overloading – Do not exceed the 20-gauge sheet metal capacity to prevent damage to the bending components.
• Ensure Proper Alignment – Always position the sheet metal correctly before bending to achieve accurate results and reduce stress on the machine.
• Prevent Rust & Corrosion – Apply a light coat of rust inhibitor or machine oil to exposed metal surfaces when not in use, especially in humid environments.
• Perform Test Bends – Before working on important materials, test the machine with scrap sheet metal to ensure proper function and alignment.
• Follow Safety Guidelines – Wear gloves and safety glasses when operating to protect against sharp metal edges and accidental slips.