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Providing Woodworkers and Metalworkers with High-Quality Machines and Service Since 1983
At Grizzly, we're woodworkers and metalworkers just like you. We know that quality machinery can be expensive, making it difficult to expand your shop, whether you're a hobbyist, small business, or large industrial facility. Our mission is to provide high-quality machines, while offering the best support possible to all of our customers. This will help you keep the projects rolling and produce your best work!
- Offer one of the largest selections of wood and metalworking machines in the industry
- Provide excellent U.S.-based customer support and technical service
- Warranties and fully stocked replacement parts for all machines
- Keep our prices low for customers, without sacrificing quality
Grizzly is the choice for metalworkers
Fabrication will be a breeze when you add Grizzly sheet metal equipment to your shop!
Bend, shape, and fabricate metal workpieces with a bending brake, pan and box brake, shear or slip roll. Creating custom pieces will be a snap when you add one of these tools to your equipment arsenal.
Our sheet metal machines have specialized features, including:
- Removable brake fingers
- Adjustable stop collars
- Steel construction
- Counterweighted brake handles
- Precision adjusting screws
Tackle your metal production jobs with one of these feature-packed devices!
Bending Brakes
Use one of Grizzly's versatile bending brakes on your round or flat bar metal stock with ease, whether for automotive, HVAC, or other industries. Our bending brakes can handle up to 12" in width depending on the model, so no project is off limits.
Easy-to-use handles make the entire process uncomplicated and comfortable, so you can complete even complex bending tasks with minimal effort.
Pan & Box Brakes
Metal fabrication is effortless with a durable pan and box brake. Create heavy-duty straight bends, boxes, pans, and trays in sheet metal up to 14-gauge in thickness. Removable fingers make box-forming and other specialized bending processes simple.
We offer a few different sizes depending on your needs, including a model geared toward production sheet metal shops that offers a maximum working width of 50".
Shears
A shear is the perfect tool for cutting large sheet metal pieces into something more manageable, and to produce unique shapes for any project. With simple hand-operation, our shears provide essential cutting power with a hassle-free process.
Steel construction offers the durability you need for years of use in your shop, and key features include two-sided upper and lower blades and heavy-duty ball-bearing hinge points.
Slip Rolls
Transform your sheet metal into cylindrical curves and shapes with a slip roll. We offer options that mount to a vise or can handle workpieces up to 51" wide. Form mild steel up to 15-gauge depending on the model, with various rod/groove sizes to produce the unique bends you are looking for.
With adjustment knobs you can modify the roller spacing based on your metal thickness, and the quick-release top roller on the larger model makes it easy to manage large sheet metal pieces.
steve lemley jr
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2020
This should not say 12 ga sheet metal brake.look at description, only bends 14 ga at 48inches full length. You only can do 12 ga at 24 inchs
Allen B Sowinski
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2010
I had wanted a Chicago box and pan brake for many years but, because I'm using it in my home work shop, settled for a Grizzly G0542. Because of it's size & weight, I disassembled it to move it into my basement. Out of the crate it's a beauty with a perfect paint job and precise finish ground fingers. In pieces, it's a mess of saw cut parts, unpainted roughly machined surfaces & flame cut edges. I broke all the sharp saw cut edges on the back of the fingers with a file. I found most hidden contact bearing points & tapped holes were filled with black dust & debris. The soft hinge knuckles and clamping leaf hinges were dirty. The hinge knuckle pins were just roughly machined soft steel. No replaceable bushings in the knuckles so you better keep them well lubed. I removed the 4 oil ports and installed grease zerk fittings so I could used a high pressure grease, instead of just oil. Drilling & tapping was easy in the soft steel used for the bearing surfaces. The counterweights were impressively well made with more precision than some of the more critical components. Realigning the fingers was a 3 hour project. Once assembled & tuned it's a brute that performs routine bends with little effort and the precision you would expect for a $2,000 investment. I'm happy with it today. I down rated it one star because the most critical wear points are not designed to allow replacement of worn components, or hardened to resist wear. Because I have access to equipment in a machine shop I plan to bore the knuckles out and line them with bushings like a Chicago brake has. I also plan to replace the knuckle pins with hardened dowel pins at a cost of $5 each. I would strongly recommend replacing the oil ports with grease zerks to prolong the life of the bearing points & lubricating them with the best high pressure grease you can find.
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