Crimp coping tool
Crimp coping
Applications in steel construction
The Peddinghaus crimp coping tool is used for coping crimps on sheets and profiles. With it you create the form-fit cuts and recesses required for crimp connections and seaming techniques.
Typical applications
- Coping crimps on sheet edges
- Preparing form-fit plug and seam connections
- Introducing recurring recesses on sheets and thin profiles
- Working corner connections and transitions
- Series production of consistent copings
Which businesses use it
Used in metalwork, sheet metal processing, ventilation and facade construction as well as in the locksmith's trade.
Frequently asked questions
What is a crimp and what is coping used for?
A crimp is a form-fit seam or hook connection between sheet metal parts. The coping tool introduces the cuts and recesses required for this, so that the sheets interlock and can be joined together.
Why is a dedicated tool used for coping?
A defined coping tool produces dimensionally accurate, repeatable cuts. This is a prerequisite for the crimp connection to close cleanly and to fit consistently even with series parts.