CMP Manual Box and Pan Brake
The CMP manual box and pan brake is available in three working lengths: 1260, 2060 and 2560 mm. This T-channel slot-guide folder has interchangeable upper blades.
The CMP manual box and pan brake is available in three working lengths: 1260, 2060 and 2560 mm. This T-channel slot-guide folder has interchangeable upper blades.
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Construction and Standard Equipment
The CMP manual box and pan brake is built on a welded steel construction. Standard equipment includes:
– T-channel/slot-guide interchangeable upper blades.
– Easily adjustable angle scale.
– Easy top-beam press & release system.
Optional Equipment
– Optional segmented lower blades for box-and-pan work, moving on a slot guide.
CMP Technical Specifications
Capacities below reflect standard carbon/mild steel (St37) sheet. Other materials, such as stainless steel, aluminium or copper, behave differently and should be confirmed with EBR before ordering.
| Model | Working Length (mm) | Max Bending Angle | Capacity (mm) | Top Beam Stroke (mm) | Width (mm) | Length (mm) | Height (mm) | Approx. Weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CMP 1260 | 1260 | 135° | 2.0 | 40 | 920 | 1630 | 1200 | 350 |
| CMP 2060 | 2060 | 135° | 2.0 | 120 | 570 | 2800 | 1330 | 1250 |
| CMP 2560 | 2560 | 135° | 1.5 | 120 | 570 | 3300 | 1330 | 1450 |
Parts, Bending Work and Selection
The CMP box and pan folder handles trays, return flanges and similar formed shapes within its working length and capacity. Its slot-guide upper blades and optional segmented lower blades support box-and-pan work in particular. CMF and CMP are both manual box-and-pan brakes; see our Manual Folding Machines hub for a full comparison between the two.
To confirm whether CMP is the right fit for your job, tell us your material, the required bending length and the maximum thickness. For complex or box-and-pan shapes, we’ll also need a technical drawing.
Request a Quote — send your material, bending length and thickness
CMP 2060 Manual Box and Pan Brake
Watch the EBR METAL CMP 2060 manual box and brake in this product video.
CMP 2060 – Manual box-and-pan folding machine
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between CMP and CMF?
Both are manual box-and-pan brakes. See our Manual Folding Machines hub for the full comparison — CMP offers three working lengths (1260, 2060 and 2560 mm) and an optional segmented lower-blade configuration.
What does the optional lower-blade configuration do?
It adds segmented lower blades on a slot guide, supporting box-and-pan work alongside CMP’s standard slot-guide upper blades.
What is "Top Beam Stroke"?
It’s the travel of CMP’s top beam — 40 mm on the 1260 model, 120 mm on the 2060 and 2560 models.
What material does the technical table's capacity apply to?
The listed capacities reflect standard carbon/mild steel (St37) sheet. Other materials behave differently and should be confirmed with EBR before ordering.