KAKA Industrial LW-4822,Pan and Box Brake 48"x22", includes total of 16 fingers in 2", 3", and 4" sizes Max Thickness 22 Gauge Mild Steel Capacity, Angle 1-135 Degree, Pan and Box Brake Machine - 162433

KAKA Industrial LW-4822,Pan and Box Brake 48"x22", includes total of 16 fingers in 2", 3", and 4" sizes Max Thickness 22 Gauge Mild Steel Capacity, Angle 1-135 Degree, Pan and Box Brake Machine - 162433

• Hardened steel box fingers
• Left & right beam control levers
• Brakes from 0° - 135°
• Finger segments size: 2" x 5pcs，3" x 6pcs，4" x 5pcs
•  Fully trussed for strength & precision

Item No.:162433

Model: LW-4822

Capacity(in.):  Length: 48”(1200mm)x Thickness: 22Ga(0.76mm)

MINIMUM REVERSE BEND: 5/16"(8.0mm)

Max. box depth: 3 "(75mm)

Beam Adjustment:  1/8"(3.2mm)

Packing size(in.)：62x16x26

N.W./G.W.(lbs)：  220/217

What Our Experts Think

• The KAKA Industrial LW-4822 Pan and Box Brake (162433) delivers professional-grade precision for bending and forming sheet metal up to 22-gauge mild steel.

• Features a 48-inch working width and includes 16 interchangeable fingers (2", 3", and 4") for maximum flexibility in creating boxes, pans, and custom parts.

• The adjustable bending angle (1–135°) allows for accurate and repeatable results across various applications.

• Built with a heavy-duty steel frame, ensuring stability, durability, and long-term reliability for workshop or industrial use.

Q&A

Q: What is the maximum material thickness it can handle?
A: It’s rated for 22-gauge mild steel with consistent bending precision.

Q: How many fingers are included, and what sizes?
A: Comes with 16 fingers in 2", 3", and 4" sizes for flexible box and pan forming.

Q: Can the bending angle be adjusted?
A: Yes, it offers a 1–135° adjustable bending range for various metal forming needs.

Q: Is it suitable for stainless steel or aluminum?
A: Yes, it can handle aluminum and light-gauge stainless steel, within rated thickness.

Maintenance Tips

• Keep all finger dies clean and lightly oiled to prevent corrosion and maintain accuracy.

• Lubricate hinges and moving parts regularly for smooth bending action.

• Inspect alignment and fasteners before use to ensure even, precise bends.

• Store in a dry area to protect from rust and extend the brake’s service life.