Electro-Brake Sheet Metal Brake - How to Use a Magnetic Brake & Fabricate a Box - Eastwood
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Cody goes over how to use the electro brake and fabricate a simple box using a few different attachments!
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THE EASTWOOD 48" ELECTRO-BRAKE SHEET METAL BRAKE
Consistent Repeatable Accurate Bends
Bends up to 16 ga mild steel and 20 ga stainless
Six tons of consistent clamping force across entire bending surface
Complete set of clamping bars included
Sliding angle gauge with stop collar for repeatable results
Accepts full 48" wide sheet
Unlimited box depth
180° rotation angle
Bends metal up to 140°
Operates on standard single phase 240 volts
Includes Clamping Bars to fabricate boxes, pans and trays
Foot pedal allows for easy hands-free operation
1 Year Warranty
This machine is designed for precision metal fabrication, allowing you to make standard bends as well as boxes, pans and trays. There is no back, so depth is unlimited. It operates with push buttons or foot pedal for easy hands-free operation. The Eastwood Electro-Brake is great for metal fab shops, auto restoration, industrial art design and HVAC applications.
Single Phase 240V
Accepts full 48" wide material
6 Ton Clamping Force
Duty Cycle 30%
Box Depth Unlimited
Rotation Angle - 180 Degree
Max Capacity - 16 Gauge Mild Steel and Aluminum. 20 Gauge Stainless Steel (Extension bar installed)
52x4" Slotted Clamp Bar, 52x4" Solid Clamp Bar and 52x2" Solid Narrow Bar Included
1", 1.5", 2", 2.75", 5.5" and 11" Clamp Bars Included
For more information on Eastwood products visit www.eastwood.com or stay connected with the team via:
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Eastwood has everything you need to do the job right when you're restoring a car, truck or motorcycle - from welders to paint and everything in between.
Looks fantastic and the simple design and use makes it very appealing to me. Yet another item I'll have to consider for my garage.
It is a very practical machine👍👍👍💪💪💪
Awesome in every way I expect from Eastwood, except the price. Unfortunately about $1000 more than i was expecting and will have to be put WAY on the back burner for me as a non business customer. Love it, but will have to wait for one to turn up used for me to justify it.
Exelent machine mi respect to all of you
I work on aircraft parts and this thing would work excellent in my shop but considering all the features it's probably a bloody Fortune
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Mine worked for a few days and quit, not alot of help from Eastwood so far.
Just curious did you put in a transformer to take the voltage down to 220 from 240?
voltage supply is critical on these ,,, they wont work well off a wall socket
Does it have a de-magnetizing mode as well (for when the bend bars or metal dust gets magnetized and starts sticking to everything) ?
that's not an issue. I have the baleigh versions. this is the same thing, just painted black.
@@rollandelliott Huh. Does it run directly on AC? Because _that_ would make sense since it would basically magnetize something, then demagnetize it 60 times per second.
Can i ask how it does aluminum since a magnet does not work with aluminum. I am wondering about that. Thanks
It doesn't have any problems with aluminum because the bar that you put it between is steel therefore it bends aluminum
Doesn't it atract a lot of grinding dust from the garage with those strong magnets?
no because the magnet is normally off. only turns on when electicity goes through
will it work on 208 V
This is designed to work on 220/240v
china must be knocking these out by the truck load ,,, in so many colors too ,,,
but do you mention how critical the voltage is ,,, and I mean critical . these should come with a bucking transformer and they dont , or at least they didnt used to.