The Lockformer Pittsburgh Machine PL-20E is a top-of-the-line sheet metal forming machine designed to provide reliable and efficient performance. It is built to meet the needs of businesses involved in HVAC, roofing, and general sheet metal fabrication.

• Capacity: 20 Ga to 26 Ga
• Depth of Pocket: 1/2"
• Feeding Speed: 32 FPM
• Main Motor: 1.5 HP, 110V

Features

• 20 gauge capacity: The PL-20E can handle sheet metal up to 20 gauge, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.
• Creates tight, interlocking joints between two pieces of sheet metal
• Made with high-quality materials and construction for durability and longevity
• Maintenance-friendly design: The machine is designed for easy maintenance, with quick-access panels that allow for easy cleaning and lubrication.
• Compact and portable design for easy storage and transport
• Compatible with a variety of Lockformer accessories and attachments for added versatility and functionality
• ISO 9001 certified
• 1.5 HP Heavy Duty AC main motor, 110V
• Standard Pittsburgh Attachment
• Standard Round Power Flange Attachment, Double Seam Roll and Drive Cleat Roll  (power flange attachment can only do radius parts)
• ACME side can be operated at same time
• Heavy duty caster wheels for easy moving

Standard Equipment

• Standard Pittsburgh Attachment # PA-20E, installed
• Power Flange Attachment # FA-20E, installed 
• Drive Cleat Roll # DCR-20E, installed
• Double Seam Roll # DSR-20E, installed

Specifications

FAQs - Pittsburgh Lockformer Machine

1. What is a Pittsburgh Machine?

A Pittsburgh Machine is a tool used for creating tight, interlocking joints between two pieces of sheet metal.

2. What are the advantages of using a Pittsburgh Machine?

Pittsburgh Machines are more cost-effective, time-saving, precise, and versatile than other methods of sheet metal fabrication.

3. What are the different types of Pittsburgh Machines?

The different types of Pittsburgh Machines include manual, electric, and hydraulic machines.

4. How do I choose the right Pittsburgh Machine for my needs?

Consider factors such as the frequency of use, the size of your shop, and the types of sheet metal products you need to fabricate.