Tools

As we don't stock these tools ourselves, we have put together a list of recommendations for you. These tools are available from specialized dealers.
MASC Sheet Metal Nibbler BK1

  • For notching the profile before inserting the pinched seam into the connecting seam.
  • In order to avoid cracking the sheet metal
  • No need to use manual punching machines or drills and no additional notching is required
  • Depth of notch can be regulated simply by regrooving
Tail hammer model 175
375 PICARD g

  • For cutting (driving) round sheet metal edges
White beech mallett
50 mm Ø x 100 mm

  • For shaping cross-seams on roof penetrations
  • To produce turned-over longitudinal seams
One-handed hole punch 3.3 mm

  • Decreases splits in areas in which two notches clash
  • Punch for galvanized sheet steel
STUBAI pinched seam pliers model 28 28 01

  • To produce pinched seam wall connections
  • To install sheets of steel up to 75 mm high
STUBAI-seam opening pliers model 27 95 01

  • To open cross and longitudinal seams
STUBAI seam pliers model 28 21 24

  • To fold sheet metal edges to a depth of 45 mm
ZEH deck pliers model 393
160 mm of cheek width, length 570 mm, 3100 g

  • To install ridged, hipped and cross-seams on bends
  • Insertion depth up to 180 mm
ERDI sheet metal workers' round-nosed pliers MODEL 31
Length 240 mm

  • To turn pinched seams
  • Insertion depth 47-60 mm
MASC sheath vise-grip wrench

  • To clamp two or more sheets of metal in roof penetrations
ERDI rounding puncture scissors
Model 208, right

  • For cutting round edges to eaves, holes for connecting pieces and rounded roof penetrations
ERDI rounding puncture shears
Model 208, left

  • For cutting round edges to eaves, holes for connecting pieces and rounded roof penetrations
Nylon hammer
Head Ø 30 mm, 400 g

  • Scratch resistant work on RHIENZINK "preweathered" - materials
Steel ruler, flexible, stainless
500 mm long, 30 mm wide

  • To record notches and seams
ERDI Ideal shears
Model 316, right, 620 g

  • To cut longitudinal sections and larger radii
ERDI Ideal shears
Model 316, left, 620 g

  • To cut longitudinal sections and larger radii
Exact bevels

  • To level roof pitches and angles
Shell iron - slim
Model 163 ½ Picard

  • To craft longitudinal and cross-seams
  • As a counter hold against hammer blows
ERDI Pelikan shears
Model 318 shears

  • To cut straight, longer sheet metal
Pinched seam iron

  • To create bigger pinched seams
Machinist's hammer 300 g

Awl 100 mm

  • To open seams
  • To center/mark the sheet metal 
RAU tool for edging eaves
TK 105

  • To cant edges of eaves terminations on panels
RAU-Tool for closing eaves

  • To close eaves terminations on panels
RAU tool for closing angled seams
WFSCH 111

  • Used to close longitudinal seams manually
RAU Angled double seamer
WDPF 117

  • Used to close double seams manually
RAU Sheet metal bending tool

  • Used to set up bends/folds of various heights
  • To be used in ridged and arched areas
RAU seam press

  • To create pinched seams
MASC metal worker's set square

  • Special flat galvanized steel set-square
  • Allows all types of sheet metal to be layed out precisely on workbench and workshop floor
  • No slipping, as a result of precise application on sheet steel
  • 45°-superficial crack is possible
MASC Anit-slip mat

  • It sticks to almost all material in almost every position up to a 60° incline
  • It reduces slippage of tools while working on slopes