Malco S9RHD 9 in. Heavy-Duty Hand Seamer
The Malco S9RHD 9 in. Heavy-Duty Hand Seamer gives Trade Pros increased forming power and leverage for heavier metal roofing, flashing, fascia and trim applications. The wide 9 in. forged steel jaw forms more material in each pass, helping reduce the number of bends required across long edges for cleaner, more consistent finished results. A compound-leverage Redline handle design increases forming force while reducing user effort during repetitive work. Integrated 1/4 in. graduation marks on the outer jaw provide a quick reference for setting consistent bend depths without stopping to measure. Rated for forming up to 24-gauge painted steel and backed by the Malco Limited Lifetime Warranty.
Features
– 9 in. wide forged steel jaw forms longer sections with fewer passes for cleaner, more consistent bends
– Rated for forming up to 24-gauge painted steel
– Compound-leverage Redline handle design increases forming power while reducing user effort
– 1/4 in. graduation marks on the outer jaw provide a quick reference for consistent bend depths
– Heavy-duty forged steel construction is built for demanding daily roofing and sheet metal applications
FAQs
Q1: What is the maximum bend depth of the S9RHD?
A1: The maximum bend depth is 2″ for the S9RHD.
Q2: Are the jaws on the S9RHD textured or smooth?
A2: The jaws are smooth on the S9RHD, making them easy on painted surfaces.
Q3: What gauge steel is the S9RHD rated for?
A3: The S9RHD is rated for up to 24 gauge painted steel, built for heavier gauge forming than a standard hand seamer.
Q4: What is the jaw width of the S9RHD?
A4: The S9RHD has a 9″ jaw width — the widest in Malco’s Hand Seamer lineup — allowing fewer bends across longer sections for a cleaner finished look.
Q5: What is the S9RHD made of?
A5: The S9RHD is built with forged steel for heavy-duty durability in demanding metal roofing applications.
Q6: Does the S9RHD have depth markings?
A6: Yes. The S9RHD has 1/4″ graduation marks on the outer jaw for quick, consistent bend depths without measuring.
