StanGroup Sliding and Fixed Roofing Cleat Forming Tools

Sliding and Fixed Roofing Cleat Forming Tools

New UM-4451 Listed October 14, 2024

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Specifications

Specifications
BrandStanGroup
ModelN/A
Equipment typeRoll Formers
ConditionNew
ShippingFreight or local pickup
InspectionAsk the seller
Stock numberUM-4451

Description

1″ Roofing  Fixed Cleat Bending Tool

For Making 1″ Fixed Cleats for double lock mechanical seam roofing panels.

Maximum Thickness
– steel: 24 GA.
– stainless: 0.02″
– copper: 20 OZ
– aluminum: 0.024″
– weight: 12 lbs.

Makes a completely formed fixed cleat in simple operation out of a long enough metal strip.

First step you stick one end of your strip in a slot and fold clip in one bend.

Second step – you cut the cleat of the strip, and repeat the procedure. The die makes two indents for screws or nails.

1″ Roofing  Sliding Cleat Bending Tool Set.
For Making 1″ Sliding Cleats for double lock mechanical seam roofing panels.

Maximum Thickness
– steel: 24 GA.
– stainless: 0.02″
– copper: 20 OZ
– aluminum: 0.024″
– weight: 60 lbs.

First tool of the set makes a hook part of the sliding cleats in simple operation out of a long enough metal strip.
First step you stick one end of your strip in a slot and fold clip hook in one bend.
Second step – you cut the cleat hook of the strip, and repeat the procedure.

Second tool of the set is a manual die that makes three holes in the bottom part of the sliding cleat fixture for screws or nails, one long sliding slot for the cleat hook, and cuts the previously done piece in one step.

Third tool bends the bottom part of the sliding cleat at 90 degrees.

After you’ve made these two pieces in three easy steps – you put the hook into the slot in the bottom part and the sliding cleat is ready for installation.

What to check on a used roll former

  • Confirm which profiles, rib rollers and shear dies are included, then run a test panel in each one.
  • Check the polyurethane drive rollers for cuts, flat spots and any separation from the hub.
  • Look for scoring or rust on the forming rollers and run 24-gauge steel to check for oil canning.
  • Inspect the hydraulic power pack for leaks, read the hour meter and check the oil.
  • Cycle the shear and controller and measure length accuracy over a 20-foot panel.
  • Walk the trailer: axles, tires, brakes, lights, VIN plate and a clean title.

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