Standing Seam Dies
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| SS-9 | SS-18 |
| Starts a standing seam to be closed by flattening die in second operation. | Popular die set produces standing seam in two strokes |
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| SS-45A | SS-45B |
| Form double standing seams in two operations. | |
Curling Dies
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| CRL-11 | CRL-22 |
| Used to form curls of 3/8″ diameter and larger in three strokes. | |
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| CRL-66 | |
| Used to form off center and on center curls of 1/4” to 1/2” diameter in three or four strokes. | |
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| CRL-33 | CRL-44 |
| Form the tightest and roundest curl in two strokes. | |
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| CRL-55 | |
| Use in place of CRL-44 to form and on center curl in three strokes. | |
Channel Dies
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| CHN-1 | CHN-2 |
| Forms flat bottom channels in one stroke. Release wedge on die and hook stripper on punch release the part. | Recommended for channels with a web over 3/4″ wide. Release wedge on both punch and die aid in part removal. |
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| HDC-3 | HDC-4 |
| Forms a 4-bend hat channel in one stroke. Pressure pad keeps the web flat and release wedge permits part to be removed. | Hat channel die set with tapered sides to reduce required tonnage. Pressure pad keeps web flat in addition to aiding in part removal. |
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| RCD-5 | |
| Rocker dies can be useful when material has high tensile strength or overly large inside radius is required. | |