STANDING SEAM TOOLS FOR METAL ROOFING

Are you a professional roofer, cladding installer or metal roofing contractor looking for the right tools to help do your job better and faster?

Look no further than standing seam tools!

Standing seam tools are specifically designed to make standing seam metal roof installation easier, more efficient, and longer lasting - allowing roofers to get maximum performance out of their roofs with minimum hassle.

From mallets to crimpers, benders, rollers and seamers, No1 Roofing offers the greatest range of standing seam products and tools that are available on the market today.

ROLLERS, SEAMERS & BENDERS

Buschmann tools - high quality roofing tools

Buschmann Tools is a European manufacturer of quality metal benders and accuseamers, designed to make the installation of premium standing seam metal roofing projects easier for metal roofing contractors.

Buschmann Tools offers a range of power seamers, sheet metal edge benders, disc benders, falz cutters and scribe tools that are specifically designed for the installation of standing seam roofs.

With these tools, contractors can quickly and accurately complete their projects with precision.

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PRIMEGRIP HAND TOOLS

PRIMEGRIP HAND tools

PRIMEGRIP tools are designed to make the installation of premium standing seam metal roofing projects easier and more efficient.

These top-of-the-line hand seamers, folders, and crimping tools are specifically designed to meet the unique needs of metal roofing professionals, offering unparalleled performance and durability.

Whether you're a seasoned contractor or just starting out, PRIMEGRIP tools are the perfect addition to your toolkit, ensuring that every job is completed to the highest standard, and achieve outstanding results every time.

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HAMMERS

What roofing contractor would be without a hammer?

Well, your No 1. Roofing expert uses a range of hammers and mallets to ensure a perfect standing seam installation every time.

Dead blow soft faced hammers, 32 mm: these hammers feature soft striking faces usually made of nylon and are designed for finishing work on soft metal materials such as zinc or copper.

It is important to avoid damaging the zinc layer on metal roofs as this can speed corrosion. The soft hammer face prevents scratch damage on metal surfaces and coatings and gives the installer a great degree of control in the hammering action.

TINMAN'S MALLET

A larger head made of pvc and featuring a wedge shaped end and a flat end makes the tinman’s mallet the perfect tool for both precision work and heavier duty shaping. The pvc nylon is tough, provides shock absorption, and eliminates damage to the metal surface.

GROOVING HAMMERS

Grooving hammers and angle flat scapers: generally used to form sharply defined lines and angles. These tools serve are essential precision tools in the hands of an expert but in the wrong hands can do potentially serious damage to a metal roof.

TINMAN’S MALLET

HAMMER FOR ANGLE FLAT SCRAPER SPECIAL FOR FLAT SCRAPER

HAMMER FOR FLAT SCRAPER

GROOVING HAMMER

GROOVING HAMMER DIFFERENT FACES

32 MM DEAD BLOW SOFT FACED HAMMER

SEAMING PLIERS & IRONS

Seaming pliers and irons are used in conjunction with the various hammers to provide a sharply defined straight edge; critical for perfect seams even in the tightest corners.

We may use a range of seaming irons of varying size and shape but the basic design has been around for a very long time.

Seaming irons are used like mini anvils to provide an opposing surface for shaping metal seams.

DOUBLE SEAMING IRON

SEARING PLIERS

SEAMING PLIERS WITH 45°

SEAMING PLIER 200 MM

SEAMING PLIER 180 MM

SEAMING PLIER 120 MM

SEAMING PLIER BENT 45°

CLINCHING PLIERS

In addition to long nose and flat nose pliers clinching and seaming pliers come in a range of widths from 22mm to 200 mms and may be straight or bent at various angles.

Long handles provide excellent leverage and allow the operator to fold small seam sections such as in tight corners or finishing off under eaves.

Straight clinching pliers are used to provide a sharply defined straight edge; come in a range of widths from 100 MM to 22 MM.

Bent clinching pliers are for bending curved sheet metal; come in a range of widths from 100 MM to 22 MM.