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Freund Pocket Pan Former
$85.00
- Made from steel and good for bending heavier gauge material
- 6” depth is advantageous over standard pliers
- Easily create ”pigs ear” in sheet metal for roof pitch transitions
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M Cooper (verified owner) October 5, 2017
Bought two pair and glad I did….they work great on opening standing seams.
Dale Endreola (verified owner) March 2, 2018
Great hand tool. Makes opening up standing seams effortless. I would recommend this tool to all metal roofing mechanics
Andrew Knaub (verified owner) July 2, 2018
If your going to ever remove Mechanical Lock panel thats been double seamed, then this is the tool for you. Does exactly what it needs to do. Have to have the right tool for the job.
John Chase (verified owner) September 6, 2018
Great product! Saved us time and money
John Chase (verified owner) September 6, 2018
Great product! Saved us time and money
M Cooper (verified owner) October 5, 2017
Bought two pair and glad I did….they work great on opening standing seams.
Dale Endreola (verified owner) March 2, 2018
Great hand tool. Makes opening up standing seams effortless. I would recommend this tool to all metal roofing mechanics
Andrew Knaub (verified owner) July 2, 2018
If your going to ever remove Mechanical Lock panel thats been double seamed, then this is the tool for you. Does exactly what it needs to do. Have to have the right tool for the job.
John Chase (verified owner) September 6, 2018
Great product! Saved us time and money
John Chase (verified owner) September 6, 2018
Great product! Saved us time and money
Jason –
Great tool to make a non soldered seam in specific areas.
michael black –
Also excellent for crimping leader pipe ends to make smaller male end.
Mark Pollard –
I am a carpenter, not a full time tinsmith. That said, I bought this tool to beef up my ability to site fab step flashings at pitch transitions, inside corners at recessed dormers, kick-out flashings at eave to sidewall areas, and termination steps where dormer cheek walls die into the main roof. I have been a carpenter for 20+ years and am tired of finding rot in these locations because the roofers cannot provide adequate flashings in these locations (asphalt roofs). I now fabricate what I want before the roofing contractor shows up, hand the pieces to them, and see their initial skepticism but they quickly praise the simplicity of the seamless bends. Great tool! I’m bummed I haven’t found it sooner.
Precision Roofing –
Perfect for copper window well