KAKA Industrial Heavy-Duty Pan and Box Brake, 12-Gauge Mild Steel, High Versatility and Durability Sheet Metal Box Pan Brake (W-4812)

KAKA Industrial Heavy-Duty Pan and Box Brake, 12-Gauge Mild Steel, High Versatility and Durability Sheet Metal Box Pan Brake (W-4812)

$ 2,609.99

Score By Feature

Based on 11 ratings

Value for money

9.50

Delivery

9.90

Customer service

9.60

Packaging

9.70

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Heavy truss rods and braces, as well as welded steel plate, are used in the construction of the KAKA Industrial 48-Inch Sheet Metal Pan and Box Brake.

Because this brake has a wide range of finger widths and a shiftable width segment setup, it can be used for a wide range of applications.

Both the bed and the apron are bored in the same direction to ensure the highest level of accuracy while in use.

The sheet metal pan and box brake's overall value is increased by the 12 gauge mild steel capacity or equivalent!

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to bend this into a. Is it possible to have a 125-inch-thick piece of mild steel that is only 4 inches wide?

Yes, it should be able to bend a small piece of metal. There's no problem with 125. It can bend a 12 gauge piece that is four feet wide. 125 is 1/8" or 11 gauge.br>I hope this information is useful. You could always use a torch to warm it up a little.

Is it capable of 14g Stainless at 44"?

maybe. if you're physically capable of doing so.

Is there a stand included with it?

My stand came with the one shown, but I added cross braces so I could move it around with a pallet jack. bending a full length of 16 gauge is fine, but 12 gauge might be difficult.

Is it capable of handling stainless steel in the amount of 20 grams?

Sure, I can handle 18g stainless steel in full 48-inch widths.

Selected User Reviews For KAKA Industrial Heavy-Duty Pan and Box Brake, 12-Gauge Mild Steel, High Versatility and Durability Sheet Metal Box Pan Brake (W-4812)

This review will be updated over time as more information becomes available

4/5

Initial: br>br> When the package arrived, it was well packaged and crated. Due to transit companies damaging the bottom of the skid, some hardware is missing. The brake was installed on a good enough crate base that it wasn't Kaka's fault, and the components were well-fitting. Pins with oil fittings. It appears that the degree wheel is correct. Anvil is nicely machined. In terms of alignments, it came close to perfect. To align the anvil with the bed, I had to make a few minor adjustments. This is perfectly acceptable. So far, it appears to be a good-looking machine for the money. A Grizzly or Baileigh is a better value for money machine. Don't use a Chicago or Whitney song as an example. However, it is excellent value for money.

Chandler McMahon

| Jan 04, 2022

This is a bad manual

3/5

The instructions for putting it together are abysmal. I've been working on this thing on and off for weeks, and I still have parts in a bag that appear to be crucial. There is a video that explains some of the assembly steps, but it does not cover all of the parts that come with the tool. I'm hoping this isn't an indication of how well the tool works.