Baileigh Industrial - Heavy Duty Manually Operated Box and Pan (Finger) Brake, 10' Length, 16 Gauge Mild Steel Capacity

Baileigh Industrial - Heavy Duty Manually Operated Box and Pan (Finger) Brake, 10' Length, 16 Gauge Mild Steel Capacity

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Baileigh Industrial - Heavy Duty Manually Operated Box and Pan (Finger) Brake, 10' Length, 16 Gauge Mild Steel CapacityDescription Need to bend full 4 foot x 8 foot sheets of light gauge sheet metal? This box brake, designed to bend 16 gauge (and lighter) sheet metal, will produce crisp bends over many years of use. Bends 16 gauge mild steel across its entire 10 foot length. Maximum bend angle of 135. 26 individual fingers of varying lengths (6 of 3", 4 of 4",10 of 5", 6 of 6") allow you to make boxes or pans of many sizes. 6 maximum box depth. Bending leaf shafts

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