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Baileigh MSS-18DT 18 Gauge Metal Shrinker & Stretcher Combo — 2.5" Deep Throat Shaping curved panels often means stopping to swap tools...
View full detailsBaileigh shrinker stretchers shape curves and flares in sheet metal with steady control. Manual and hydraulic models fit shops of any size.
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Baileigh MSS-18DT 18 Gauge Metal Shrinker & Stretcher Combo — 2.5" Deep Throat Shaping curved panels often means stopping to swap tools...
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Baileigh MSS-18 18 Gauge Foot-Operated Shrinker Stretcher Shrinking and stretching sheet metal by hand often means swapping tooling between each f...
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Baileigh MSS-16 16 Gauge Manual Shrinker Stretcher — 8" Throat Shaping curves and compound panels by hand takes patience and the right tool. The B...
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Baileigh MSS-16F 16 Gauge Manual Shrinker Stretcher — 6" Throat Shrinking and stretching sheet metal by hand can leave uneven curves and marked pa...
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Baileigh MSS-14F Manual Shrinker Stretcher with Reversible Jaws Shaping curved panels by hand can strain your grip and slow down precise metal wor...
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Baileigh MSS-14H 110V Hydraulic Shrinker Stretcher with Reversible Jaws Shaping curves and contours in sheet metal by hand takes time and rarely g...
View full detailsFinding the right Baileigh shrinker stretcher comes down to drive type, throat depth, and metal gauge capacity. Use the guide below to match each model to your shop and workload.
A good fit for shops that want shrinking and stretching jaws built into one machine.
A good fit for shops needing a simple foot-operated shrinker stretcher for lighter gauge work.
A good fit for shops wanting a straightforward bench tool for everyday panel shaping.
A good fit for shops wanting foot pedal control on a compact 16 gauge machine.
A good fit for shops shaping heavier gauge steel and aluminum on a stable foot-operated stand.
A good fit for shops running frequent shaping jobs that call for hydraulic speed and power.
A shrinker compresses metal to form tighter curves, like inside edges of a panel. A stretcher expands metal to form wider curves, like flares. Most Baileigh models, such as the MSS-16, do both jobs with separate jaw sets.
Several Baileigh models use quick-change magnetic jaws, so you can switch between shrinking and stretching in seconds without extra tools or a second machine.