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75mm/3" Straight Handle Hand Seamer

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The Crescent Wiss 3" HVAC Sheet Metal Hand Seamer is designed for HVAC professionals, sheet metal fabricators, and contractors who need precise control when bending, flattening, and forming sheet metal. The forged jaws and straight-handle design provide excellent leverage for creating clean bends, flattening seams, and making adjustments during ductwork fabrication and installation. Easy-to-read 1/4" depth markings help maintain consistency, while the ergonomic cushion grips improve comfort during repetitive tasks. Ideal for HVAC ductwork, flashing, and sheet metal fabrication applications, this hand seamer delivers accurate results on the jobsite or in the shop.
  • Features
    • For bending, folding, and flattening sheet metal
    • Improved grips for better fit, comfort, and versatility for different hand positions
    • Ergonomic latch for easy single-handed operation
    • 1/4" depth markings
    • Produces a permanent, tight-fitting seam
  • Specifications
    • Weight (Catalog) : 1.35 lb
    • Warranty : Full Lifetime
    • Type : Seamer
    • Overall Length : 9.25 in
    • Overall Width : 3.00 in
    • Locking : Yes
    • Overall Height : 3.25 in
    • UPC : 037103307880
    • Handed : Both
    • Material : Alloy Steel
    • Jaw Capacity : 3.25 in
    • Jaw Width : 3.25 in
    • Blade Material : High Carbon Steel
    • Color : Rawhide
    • Packaging : Carded
    • Handle Color : Rawhide
    • Handle Material : Non-Slip Cushion Grip
  • Frequently Asked Questions
    What is a hand seamer used for?
    A hand seamer is used to bend, flatten, fold, and form sheet metal during HVAC ductwork fabrication, installation, and repair.
    Can this hand seamer be used for HVAC ductwork?
    Yes. This hand seamer is designed for HVAC sheet metal applications, including duct fabrication, fitting adjustments, seam flattening, and forming bends.
    What are the depth markings used for?
    The 1/4" depth markings help users create more accurate and consistent bends and folds when working with sheet metal.
    What trades commonly use a hand seamer?
    HVAC technicians, sheet metal workers, roofing contractors, mechanical contractors, and maintenance professionals commonly use hand seamers when fabricating or repairing metal components.
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