USED 1979 DREIS & KRUMP CHICAGO S01016

1979 DREIS & KRUMP CHICAGO S01016 Heavy-Duty Straight Apron Leaf Brake, 16-Gauge Mild Steel, 10' Bending Length, Manual Hand Actuated, Durable Welded-Steel Frame FOB Albuquerque, NM

Specifications
Capacities: 16-Gauge Mild Steel
Capacities: 20-Gauge Stainless Steel
Bending Length: 10' (120")
Maximum Top-Leaf Opening: 2-1/4"
Minimum Flange Capacity: 3/4" - 1"
Minimum Reverse Bend: 1/4"
Adjustable Counter-Weights (see pics)
Durable Welded-Steel Frame

Description
This 1979 DREIS & KRUMP CHICAGO S01016 Straight Apron Leaf Brake is a robust, manually actuated machine designed for precision bending. The Dreis & Krump Heavy-Duty Straight Apron Leaf Brake, Model S01016, is a manually operated, hand-actuated machine built with a durable welded-steel frame. Manufactured in 1979, this unit is capable of bending 16-gauge mild steel and 20-gauge stainless steel over a 10-foot (120-inch) length. It features a maximum top-leaf opening of 2-1/4 inches, a minimum flange capacity of 3/4" - 1", and a minimum reverse bend of 1/4". Adjustable counter-weights further enhance its operational flexibility. This machine is currently located in Albuquerque, NM, and is available for inspection, with the seller open to offers and needing it sold by the end of June 2026.

Key Features & Benefits
Key features of this DREIS & KRUMP CHICAGO S01016 include its heavy-duty straight apron leaf brake design, manual hand actuation for precise control, and a robust welded-steel frame ensuring longevity. Its impressive bending length of 10 feet allows for large material processing, while the capacity to handle 16-gauge mild steel and 20-gauge stainless steel makes it versatile for various fabrication tasks. Adjustable counter-weights provide operational flexibility, making it a reliable choice for demanding bending applications.

Dimensions & Weight
Physical Footprint: 146" x 38" x 46"
Weight: Approximately 3,600 lbs

Shipping & Location Details
Location: Albuquerque, NM
This machine is offered FOB Albuquerque, NM. Buyer is responsible for all applicable freight and rigging expenses.