Hammer Head Hemmer
Safer Distance, Smarter Finish, Superior Results.
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Purpose
Created by Inventor Fernando Absalon, this innovative new tool is designed to revolutionize the way drip edges are finished on standing seam metal roofs.
Unlike traditional crimping tools, which force workers dangerously close to the edge, the Hammer Head Hemmer allows installers to work from a safer distance, reducing fall risks and increasing jobsite safety.
But that’s not all. This powered tool removes the physical strain associated with manual methods. This lessens fatigue, while making tasks quicker and more manageable. It also ensures precise, consistent finishes that withstand the test of time. The Hammer Head Hemmer is the safer, smarter, and more efficient solution for the job!
Introducing the Hammer Head Hemmer!
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Allows Workers to Maintain a Safer Working Distance
Reduces Fall Risks and Improves Jobsite Safety
Replaces Manual Crimping with a Powered Solution
Streamlines the Finishing Process
Ensures Consistent, High-Quality Finishes That Are Built to Last
Story Behind the Invention
Inventor Fernando Absalon of Fort Myers, FL has created an innovative new device for crimping and finishing drip edges on metal roof panels.
The Hammer Head Hemmer was created out of a strong dedication to improving safety and efficiency on construction sites. Drawing from his own roofing experience, Fernando saw firsthand the dangers of workers operating too close to roof edges and the physical strain caused by manual crimping. Determined to tackle these issues, he envisioned a tool that would directly address these challenges. His mission was to minimize fall risks, reduce physical fatigue, and streamline the finishing process for roofers. The outcome is a tool shaped by extensive observation, thorough research, and innovative problem-solving.
But how does it work? Unlike traditional crimping tools that bring workers dangerously close to edges, the invention lets installers work from a safer distance, reducing fall risks and improving jobsite safety. Beyond that, this powered tool eliminates the strain of manual methods, reducing fatigue and speeding up tasks. It also ensures precise, durable finishes that stand the test of time.