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For Maximum Steel Thickness

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Polyurethane Rubber

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0.25" to 0.625"

3 1/8" to 19 5/8"

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Aluminum Bronze

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For Maximum Flat Stock Thickness

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136 Products

Fabricating and Machining

Bead Rollers

Make different edge styles on sheet metal

Sheet Metal Benders

Sheet Metal Benders

Bend sheet metal into boxes, trays, curves, and other shapes

Sheet Metal Bender/Crimpers

Sheet Metal Bender/Crimpers

Make bends, edges, corners, and crimps in sheet metal

Duct Crimpers

Create raised edges on sheet metal to join pieces of duct and gutters

Sheet Metal Hammers

Sheet Metal Hammers

Remove dents, smooth out ridges, and shape sheet metal more efficiently than manual hammers

Seam-Opening Pliers

Seam-Opening Pliers

Pry open seams in sheet metal without cutting

Benders

Bend wire, rod, and flat stock into hooks, brackets, and pipe hangers or more complex shapes

Shot Bags

Stabilize sheet metal while you hammer it into rough initial shapes

Sheet Metal Shrinker/Stretchers

Sheet Metal Shrinker/Stretchers

Shrink or compress curves on sheet metal while smoothing ridges and dents

Rolling Mills

Compress, reshape, and create different thicknesses in metal

Wire, Rod, and Flat Stock Curvers

Wire, Rod, and Flat Stock Curvers

Shape wire, rods, and flat stock into curves and circles; also known as ring rollers

Shears/Benders/Curvers

Shears/Benders/Curvers

Cut, bend, and curve sheet metal with a single tool to save space in your shop

Snap Lock Punches

Snap Lock Punches

Create a raised edge in sheet metal that locks into the rolled edge of another piece

Slip Rollers

Create bends, curves, and circles in sheet metal

Hammers

Strike nails and chisels to drive them; also use to shape surfaces

Forming Blocks

Place on the back side of workpieces for support as you hammer them; also known as dolly blocks

Forming Spoons

Strike with a hammer to smooth ridges and dings in sheet metal

Anvils

Use as a surface for hammering and shaping metal

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